Player Ratings: Wolves 2-2 Norwich City

Left exposed by the hapless centre-backs in front of him. Twice denied Morison with solid saves.

Picked up the pace to spark the move that saw Ebanks-Blake level the score. Enjoyed a more comfortable evening than counterpart Zubar.

Gone is the hustle and bustle of his Birmingham City days. Cowered in the face of the twin challenge from Holt and Morison.

Bullied by Morison. Had no answer to the Wales international's superior fitness.

Rinsed time and time again by Hoolahan as Norwich repeatedly found joy on his flank. Made up for slack defending as he stole in to head Wolves level. Was also booked.

Seemed scared of the ball. Also unusually toothless as he allowed Surman and Hoolahan to dictate the play.

Missed a 24th minute sitter as he ballooned over Ruddy's crossbar with the goal at his mercy. Made up for miss as his shot deflected off Martin into Ebanks-Blake's path for the leveller. Regularly picked out the willing goalscorer with his crosses. Made way for Hammill. Received a yellow card.

Quieter than Hunt. Still managed to keep Naughton honest.

Effervescent performance was world's apart from those put in by the confidence-hit striker Kevin Doyle. Denied an early goal by Martin, but Norwich failed to stamp the ex-Manchester United man's influence out. Scuffed home his goal, but they all count. Tired noticeably in second period and substituted for Doyle.

Wolves' top-scorer allowed Ebanks-Blake to take centre-stage. Given no chance with Zubar's red-hot cross in first half injury-time. Thought he'd snatched 90th minute winner but correctly denied by linesman's flag.

Alert all night to Hunt and Ebanks-Blake's threat. Had no chance with first goal after he had already dived to stop the Irishman's deflected shot.

Less assured than his partner Martin. Continually looked to the Scot for leadership.

Spikey character enjoyed tussle with Hunt. Perfect deep cross should have been converted by Morison.

Concentrated purely on keeping Jarvis quiet. Booked.

Sat at base of Norwich's midfield diamond. More effective than opposite number Henry.

Revelled in goal against former club. Covered every blade of grass. His comfort on the ball and drive was absent in his ex-teammates.

Full of adventure and incision. Drifted from the left flank to the centre. Inch-perfect cross allowed Surman to score. Has taken to the top flight like a duck to water. Hooked at the end for Bennett.

Quietly effective. Cut in from right-flank to try and keep possession. Replaced by Johnson.

Dominated the Wolves centre-backs. Like teammate Hoolahan, looks a natural at this level. Should have converted Tierney's first half cross. Put goal on a plate for Jackson.

Subdued performance from the Canaries skipper. Let Morison cover the hard yards. A chance never fell his way. Made way for goalscorer Jackson.