🏏Rules
easyUnder the Laws of Cricket, what happens to the ball count if a no-ball is bowled?
AIt counts as a legal delivery for the over
✓It does not count toward the six-ball over and an extra run (at least) is added
CThe over is restarted
DThe batting side loses a wicket in exchange
Answer Explanation
A no-ball is not a legal delivery — it does not count toward the over's six balls, at least one extra run is awarded to the batting side, and (except run-out) the striker cannot be dismissed off it.