What would be the score?

Question

If bowler bowl a no ball and then batsman miss it and it went to the boundary, what would be the score?

would that be 5 for; 4 for boundary plus 1 for no ball? is it different calcualtion in test matches, 50 overs and 20/20?.... thanking you

Answer 1

Five

Answer 2

It would be 1 no ball and 4 byes.

Rules are the same for all the formats, except in case of frontfoot no-ball in which the next delivery is a free hit in ODIs and T20.

Edit:

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Answer 3

It would be on the scorecard as nb4 and 5 runs would be added.

Answer 4

the batting side gets 5 runs (4 for the boundry and 1 for the no ball). It applies to Tests, ODI's and 20/20 matches.