How do I record wides, no balls, byes and leg byes, and do they count as balls faced?

Q: How do I record wides, no balls, byes and leg byes, and do they count as balls faced?

From the umpire signals and Stage 2 Match Day Rules: Wide: both arms out horizontally. One extra run to the batting side, and the delivery is re-bowled. No ball: one arm out horizontally. One extra run to the batting side, and the delivery is re-bowled. Bye: one arm raised vertically. An extra run to the team total, not to the batter. Leg bye: a leg lifted and patted. An extra run to the team total, not to the batter. Four: arm swept side to side. Six: both arms raised. Short run: a tap on one shoulder. Disregard last call: arms crossed on the chest, tapping both shoulders. Ball counts: regardless of wides or no balls, every delivery counts in the batter's ball count towards their retirement limit. An over is 6 balls, but wides and no balls are re-bowled up to a maximum of 8 balls in an over. PlayHQ requires extras to be entered by type for each innings.

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From the umpire signals and Stage 2 Match Day Rules:

Wide: both arms out horizontally. One extra run to the batting side, and the delivery is re-bowled.
No ball: one arm out horizontally. One extra run to the batting side, and the delivery is re-bowled.
Bye: one arm raised vertically. An extra run to the team total, not to the batter.
Leg bye: a leg lifted and patted. An extra run to the team total, not to the batter.
Four: arm swept side to side. Six: both arms raised.
Short run: a tap on one shoulder. Disregard last call: arms crossed on the chest, tapping both shoulders.

Ball counts: regardless of wides or no balls, every delivery counts in the batter's ball count towards their retirement limit. An over is 6 balls, but wides and no balls are re-bowled up to a maximum of 8 balls in an over.

PlayHQ requires extras to be entered by type for each innings.