What is the significance of a 'no-ball' in cricket?

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• It counts as an extra run for the batting team and the ball must be re-bowled.
• It immediately ends the innings.
• It results in the bowler being banned for the match.
• It allows the batsman to hit the ball anywhere on the field.

Explanation

A no-ball is an illegal delivery by the bowler, resulting in a penalty run for the batting side and an extra ball to be bowled.