Try a Scoring Scenario

Pick what happened on a ball and see exactly how it's scored — for the team, the batter and the bowler.

Try:

What happened?

Runs they ran, or 4 if it reached the boundary

The result

5 runs to the team, all as wides

to the team

to the batter

against the bowler

extras (wides)

Counts as one of the 6 balls in the over?No

Counts as a ball the batter faced?No

Wicket?No

Batters change ends?No

A wide gives the team 1 run, and any runs they take (or a boundary) are added as more wides.
The batter doesn't get them, and it doesn't count as one of the six balls — it must be bowled again.
All of it is charged to the bowler.

Source: MCC Laws of Cricket — Law 22 (Wide ball) · Read about wide ball