ππ Josh Hull provides a reminder of his ceiling
NICK HOWSON AT CARDIFF: The Leicestershire and England fast-bowler ripped out Asa Tribe’s off-stump - but it perhaps wasn’t the standout moment of an entertaining day one
ππ Josh Hull provides a reminder of his ceiling
NICK HOWSON AT CARDIFF: The Leicestershire and England fast-bowler ripped out Asa Tribe’s off-stump - but it perhaps wasn’t the standout moment of an entertaining day one
Glamorgan ended yesterday on 334-7 after 96 overs πΌπ
Carlson 95, Dickson 90; Holland 2-19, Hull 2-70
Great recovery after a slightly fragile start. Looking forward to Day 2 now.
Carlson run out on 95 π’
50 overs - Glamorgan 176-4, Carlson 73, Dickson 45
Lunchtime photos at Sophia Gardens π
Lunch Day 1. Glamorgan 91-4 after 28.5 overs.
Colin Ingram bowled by Josh Hull for 26 a couple of balls before lunch was due to be taken. Kiran Carlson not out on 33 off 36 balls.
Glamorgan 1-1 in the second over of the day π
Day 1 of Glamorgan v Leicestershire π
Eddie Byrom and Asa Tribe opening the batting for Glamorgan
ππ The loneliness of the English spinner: Mason Crane bemoans a world of survival
The Glamorgan leg-spinner, who played a single Test at the end of the 2017/18 Ashes, says we always favour the seamers in this country
All’s well … sort of … the match ended in a draw although at on point CricViz switched to giving Glamorgan a 40% victory chance. Interesting, could have gone either way π€
Glamorgan 302 (Ingram 103) and 218-5 dec (Ingram 75, Carlson 53; Bess 4-87)
Yorkshire 226 (Revis 50; Crane 5-55) and 239-7 (Lyth 97; Hadley 3-35, Crane 3-99)
π Glamorgan and Yorkshire play out pendulum-swinging draw