When a batsman get bowled in no ball and the ball crosses boundary line. Is it considered a boundary?

If a batsman is bowled off a no-ball and the ball crosses the boundary line, it is not considered a boundary. In cricket, a no-ball is an illegal delivery, and any runs scored as a result of a no-ball do not count towards the batsman's score. Instead, the batting team is awarded one run for the no-ball, and the runs from the boundary would be counted as extras.