The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between professional physical and technical tests of young and adult Iranian basketball national teams. The sample groups were comprised of fifty athletes who were selected from among young (age: 16/8± 0/37 years, height: 193/71 ±9/726 cm and weight: 84/97± 11/022 kg) and adult (age: 24/5± 4/65 years, height: 194/38 ±9/292 cm and weight: 92/67± 13/929 kg) players invited to the national team camp in 1386 (2007). Further they include some club members who according the experts, were competent enough to join Iranian national teams (the sample size was considered as same as the population size). Both groups attended in an special physical tests of basketball such as simo, line drill, push up, bench press, hands alteration, 300 yard run, 30 yard sprit and 20 yard shuttling. The technical tests which the groups attended were also eiferd dribble (with hands exchange), pass and also left and right three-step jump. The descriptive statistics was used to describe the profile of players and independent t-test was used to examine inter-group difference and the Pearson product moment correlation coefficient was used to compute the correlation between physical and technical tests of both age groups. The reliability coefficient of technical tests was also computed through ICC test.The technical tests of Iranian national team members of both age groups enjoyed a high reliability coefficient and there was a significant difference between young and adult groups in relative amount of bench press, hands alteration, eiferd dribble and left and right three-step jump tests. Further, there was a significant correlation between technical test of eiferd dribble and physical test of 30 yard sprit, left and right three-step jump and line drill, pass and relative amount of bench press in the young sample group but there was no significant relation in adult players. Finding indicated that the young elite players tend to rely highly on their own physical capabilities performing basic technical movement while it seemed that the adult players perform technical skills with reliance on their experience in games. So it seems that special basketball tests have not high validity in determining skill level, especially in young basketball players.