Unlike no-balls and wides, byes and leg-byes are not scored against the bowler. An over consists of six balls bowled, excluding wides and no-balls. Wides and byes may also be scored. Harris bowled 12 wides, the most wides in a Test innings. Any runs scored thus are recorded as wides, not byes. Tipperary and Dublin both scorned goal chances and both tems hitting many wides. All wides are all added to the bowler's score. Armagh may have had a larger winning margin had they not amassed 21 wides. Wides and no-balls count as two runs to the batting side, plus an extra ball. Both sides scored six points, but also amassed many wides. Tipperary finished with a tally of 18 wides. Ten of Galway's 19 wides came in the opening 20 minutes. Extras were the second-highest scorer, with 43, including 31 wides. Both sides exchanged further wides before Cork gained some momentum. St. Rynaghs' six first-half wides did not help the situation.