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No. You'd have to provide more details to have an INT foul.
For example, if the defender was chasing down an opponent from behind and pushed in in the back, that would be an INT foul.
But if a defender was juked, the dribbler beats him and there's just a hand in the back similiar to a handcheck, you shouldn't call an INT foul.
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