Delhi Capitals’ young fast bowler Nandini Sharma won the Women’s Premier League (WPL 2026) Created history by taking a hat-trick against Gujarat Giants. In his second match, he took the first wicket of the tournament by taking four wickets in the last over.
Delhi Capitals’ young fast bowler Nandini Sharma won the Women’s Premier League (WPL 2026) Created history by taking a hat-trick against Gujarat Giants. In his second match, he registered his first hat-trick of the tournament by taking four wickets in the last over and also won the Purple Cap.
On Sunday (January 11), in the fourth match of the Women’s Premier League 2026, Delhi Capitals’ young bowler Nandani Sharma performed such a feat, which got her a special place in the history of the tournament. Nandani taking a brilliant hat-trick in the match against Gujarat Giants at DY Patil Stadium, Navi Mumbai. WPL Recorded the fourth hat-trick in history.
Our WPL 24 year old Nandini Sharma, playing only the second match of her career, bowled amazingly in the death overs. He took four wickets in the last over of the innings, which included wickets taken on three consecutive balls. This over completely changed the atmosphere of the match and filled the spectators present in the stadium with excitement.
Gujarat Giants team was moving towards a big score at one time. Sophie Devine played an explosive inning of 95 runs in just 42 balls and took the team beyond 200. Gujarat scored more than 200 for the second consecutive match, but in the last over, Nandini Sharma changed the whole story.
Nandani first dismissed Kashvi Gautam (14) on the second ball of the over, then sent Kanika Ahuja (4) to the pavilion on the fourth ball. After this, Rajeshwari Gaikwad (0) was dismissed on the fifth ball and Renuka Thakur (0) was dismissed on the last ball. After completing the same hat-trick, he took four wickets in a single over and bundled out Gujarat Giants for 209 runs.
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Nandani Sharma took a total of 5 wickets for 33 runs in her four over spell. it WPL It was the fifth best bowling performance in history. With this she became the first uncapped player of the tournament, who took a five-wicket haul. Not only this, Nandani WPL She also registered her name in history as the second Indian bowler to take a hat-trick.
WPL Players who have taken a hat-trick so far in history
Isi Wong (Mumbai Indians) – 2023
Deepti Sharma (UP Warriors) – 2024
Grace Harris (UP Warriors) – 2025
Nandani Sharma (Delhi Capitals) – 2026
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