WPL 2023: Who is Tara Norris who has taken the first 5 wickets

WPL 2023: In the second match of the Women’s Premier League, Delhi Capitals beat Royal Challengers Bangalore by 60 runs. In this match played at Brabourne Stadium, Delhi Capitals scored 223 runs batting first. At the same time, RCB was given a target of 224 runs, chasing which the Bangalore team could only score 163 runs in 20 overs at the loss of 8 wickets. On the other hand, Tara Norish from Delhi Capitals has made the first fifer in WPL by taking 5 wickets.

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WPL 2023: For the first time Tara Norris has taken the first 5 wicket haul

Tara Norris has taken the first 5 wicket haul for Delhi and for the first time in the Women’s Premier League. Tara has created panic in the match against RCB with his bowling. He has done the feat of taking 4 wickets in his first two overs. He has dashed RCB’s hopes with his bowling. Alice Parry’s wicket is also included in these four wickets. Tara had given Delhi a big success by bowling Parry. At the same time, Tara took 5 wickets for just 29 runs in four overs. Along with this, it is also the first 5 wicket haul of the tournament.

Who is Tara Norris?

Tara Norris is 24 years old, and a player from America. Left-arm fast bowler Norris was bought by DC in the auction for Rs 10 lakh and is the only player from the Associated Nations in the first season of the Women’s Premier League. At the same time, she is the only player from America to participate in this league. Seeing the way she has performed in her debut match, it would not be wrong to say that she will emerge as a star by the end of the tournament.

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Tara finds her place in

WPL 2023: With this, Tara has confirmed her place in Sohail Tanveer’s exclusive club. Significantly, Sohail holds the record of taking the first 5 wicket haul in the history of IPL. Sohail did this feat on behalf of Rajasthan Royals Pakistani bowler Sohail Tanvir against Chennai Super Kings on 4 May 2008.