Stumps - Glamorgan 318-3
Asa Tribe 135 Colin Ingram 24
Stumps - Glamorgan 318-3
Asa Tribe 135 Colin Ingram 24
Glamorgan 265-3. Asa Tribe still not out on 108 đ
Kiran Carlson gets a century off 137 balls đ
Glamorgan 234-1
Tea - Glamorgan 230-1 - Tribe 88, Carlson 97
Glamorgan get to 201-1 after 60 overs.
Glamorgan 161-1 after 52 overs.
Kiran Carlson - 51 off 93 balls đ
Asa Tribe gets his half-century off 106 balls
Cook to Carlson after lunch. Glamorgan now 89-1.
Lunch - Glamorgan 85-1, Asa Tribe 39, Kiran Carlson 2
Simon Harmer to Asa Tribe đ
ul Hassan out for 37. Glamorgan 76-1
11am. Sun starting to come out. Glamorgan 12-0 after 7 overs.
A number of retirements from Glamorgan at the end of this season - including Colin Ingram, Chris Cooke and Billy Root
Essex won the toss and have chosen to field first against Glamorgan
Day 1 of Glamorgan v Essex at Sophia Gardens.
Final match of this year’s County Championship đ
England 265ao after 48.1 overs. Some outstanding bowling from Sri Lanka.
England đ´ķ §ķ ĸķ Ĩķ Žķ §ķ ŋ v đąđ° Sri Lanka 1st ODI
Chester-le-Street
England, batting first, 247-9 after 47 overs.
Leicestershire Foxes 200ao after 44.2 overs.
Middlesex win the Metro Bank One Day Cup Final by 31 runs đ
Middlesex, batting first, have reached a total of 231ao after 49.5 overs. Great bowling by Leicestershire, especially Ian Holland who ended on 10-1-36-5 đ
The Metro Bank One Day Cup Final is today at 11am.
Leicestershire Foxes v Middlesex at Trent Bridge.
đđ Glamorgan beat Surrey to seal Divison One status
Glamorgan’s bowlers overcame Surrey resistance to claim a first red-ball victory at The Oval since 2014 and rubber-stamp their place in County Championship Division One next season.
(BBC summary rather than The Cricketer article which is probably behind a paywall)
Watching a bit of the 3rd England đ´ķ §ķ ĸķ Ĩķ Žķ §ķ ŋ v đąđ° Sri Lanka IT20, but not with a lot of enthusiasm đĢ¤
đđ Glamorgan survive and thrive when they need it most
Successive innings defeats plunged the Welsh club into a relegation battle - but they responded with a strong batting display to all but see off any lingering threat of dropping back into Division Two
Timm van der Gugten takes the final Surrey wicket and Glamorgan win by 184 runs đđ
Tom Lawes lbw Crane for 45. Surrey 425-9.
Surrey 397-8 still trailing Glamorgan by 214
Surrey 115ao & 382-7 Glamorgan 132ao & 594ao
Surrey trail by 229 runs, Glamorgan need 3 wickets to win.
Watching on Surrey’s YouTube channel đē
Aneurin Donald makes his debut for England in the 1st Men’s International Twenty20 Match - England đ´ķ §ķ ĸķ Ĩķ Žķ §ķ ŋ v đąđ° Sri Lanka at the Utilita Bowl, Southampton.
England v Pakistan 3rd Test - Day 4 of 5. England win by 8 wickets.
Second wicket gone on the final ball of the first over. Gay lbw Abbas for 0. England 2-2.
England need 130 to win the 3rd Test against Pakistan.
They lose a wicket on the first ball of their second innings. Duckett edged behind c Ghazi b Abbas for a first ball duck đĻ
Razaullah equals Tim Southee’s record of nine sixes on debut in a Test Match. But dismissed for 81 (from 63 balls). Pakistan 449ao - a lead of only 129.
Razaullah and Abbas, batting at 9 and 10 for Pakistan, are having a field day at Edgbaston. So far a partnership of 115. Razullah currently on 73 and Abbas 40.
Glamorgan all out for 65. Warwickshire win by an innings and 257 runs.
A horrendous defeat đ
Glamorgan 65-8 after 25.1 overs. A repeat of the 1st innings đ
Glamorgan 42-3 after 17.5 overs …
Warwickshire 391ao, a lead of 322 đ
Warwickshire 370-8 - but a lead over Glamorgan of 301
Kiran Carlson bowling to Chris Woakes
Chris Woakes out for 23 but in his innings passed 7000 first class runs đđ
Lunch Day 2. Warwickshire 280-5.
Crane gets a wicket just before lunch.
Sam Hain c Colin Ingram b Mason Crane for 76.
Glamorgan v Warwickshire in the County Championship, Day 2 of 4.
Nearly lunchtime, Kiran Carlson & Mason Crane bowling for Glamorgan.
Warwickshire have now reached 266-4 after 69 overs.
Stumps Day 1. Warwickshire 154-3 after 40 overs.
Warwickshire move past Glamorgan’s first-innings score
Warwickshire 74-1 after 19.4 overs
CricViz âšī¸đ
Glamorgan don’t quite survive the first session of the day - 69ao in the final over before tea đ
Timm van der Gugten lbw Barnard for 0
Glamorgan 61-9 after 24.2 overs. Probably regretting the choice of batting first.
Mason Crane lbw Hannon-Dolby for 8 …
Chris Cooke caught behind for 5, b Barnard. 59-7.
Sean Dickson out lbw for 9 to Ed Barnard.
Glamorgan 48-6
Need another big innings from Mason Crane now đ
Ethan Bamber gets his 5th wicket for Warwickshire đđ
Colin Ingram out for 19. Glamorgan 39-5
11th over: Tribe dismissed for 9 … by Bamber.
Glamorgan 32-4
Glamorgan v Warwickshire - first 10 overs
Woakes 5-2-11-0 Bamber 5-2-16-3
Glamorgan 28-3
Chris Woakes bowling to Asa Tribe đ
Kellaway out for 3, again bowled Ethan Bamber. Glamorgan 9-3 after 6.5 overs.
Jack Hope-Bell out in the first over. Kiran Carlson in the third. Both for 0, both to Ethan Bamber.
Glamorgan 3-2 after 2.4 overs đ
Glamorgan v Warwickshire, Sophia Gardens, County Championship, Day 1 of 4.
Play now scheduled to start at 1:30pm. As long as those grey clouds pass by!
Glamorgan won the toss and will bat first.
England đ´ķ §ķ ĸķ Ĩķ Žķ §ķ ŋ v đĩđ° Pakistan, 2nd Test Day 4
England win by 194 runs. And win the Test series.
Glamorgan v Hampshire - match drawn
Stumps Day 2 of England v Pakistan
England 81-3
Root lbw for 24. England 60-3.
Glamorgan v Hampshire. Day 2 of 4. Stumps.
No further play is possible. It remains Hampshire 162ao, Glamorgan 149-9.
đ´ķ §ķ ĸķ Ĩķ Žķ §ķ ŋ 13-2. Jordan Cox lbw for 11. Joe Root in already!
England 1-1 after 1.3 overs. Careless batting by Ben Duckett, hitting straight to mid off đ¤Ļââī¸
Meanwhile, in the match between Glamorgan and Hampshire, Glamorgan are 149-9 following Hampshire’s 162ao. Play is again delayed by rain, as it has been for most of the day so far.
England bowl out Pakistan for 110 to take a 180 run first-innings lead in the 2nd Test.
Four wickets for Ollie Robinson, three for Jofra Archer and two for Josh Tongue. Imam-ul-Haq did not bat because of injury.
Lunch Day 2
Pakistan 16-2
Good start for the four England bowlers - 14.1 overs, 5 maidens, 26 runs, 2 wickets (for Archer and Tongue) đ
England v Pakistan 2nd Test, Day2
England 290ao
Pakistan 6-1 after 4 overs
Glamorgan 111-7 when bad light stops play.
England 248-9 when bad light stops play.
Glamorgan 11-3 after 7 overs đĢŖ
Hampshire 162ao
Definitely a day to bowl!
England currently 80-4 after a late lunch interval
Hampshire 149-8 against Glamorgan after 36.3 overs
Glamorgan v Hampshire
County Championship
Day 1 of 4 at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff
Hampshire, batting first, 98-4 at lunch
England 26-2 after 6.4 overs. Emilio Gay and Ben Duckett both out to Muhammed Abbas.
Pakistan win the toss and decide to bowl đ
England đ´ķ §ķ ĸķ Ĩķ Žķ §ķ ŋ v đĩđ° Pakistan
2nd Test - Day 1 of 5 at Lord’s
Rain delay. Toss now planned for 12:00, start at 12:20.
Glamorgan 214ao. Leicestershire win the match by 43 runs đ
Mason Crane out. 213-9 đ
Cooke out lbw to Holland for 33.
Glamorgan 213-8 require 44 more runs to beat Leicestershire đ
Kiran Carlson out for 99. He deserved his century đĢ¤
Glamorgan 176-7 need 81 more runs to win the match đ
Leicestershire v Galamorgan Day 4
Glamorgan 164-6 with a target of 257
Carlson 94no heading for a century
Leicestershire v Glamorgan in the County Championship. Day 3.
Kiran Carlson gets a half-century in Glamorgan’s chase of 257 to win. Now 83/3 đ
In contrast Colin Ingram has scored 7 off 36 balls.
England đ´ķ §ķ ĸķ Ĩķ Žķ §ķ ŋ v đĩđ° Pakistan, 1st Test
England win by an innings and 103 runs
Josh Tongue 3-7 in 1.5 overs đđđ
Pakistan 76-6 đ
Lunch Day 3. Pakistan 59-3
Jofra Archer takes the wicket of Imam-ul-Haq in his first over. And then Awais Adan in his second. Pakistan 13-2 after 3.5 overs.
England scored 43 runs in 35 minutes this morning but are now all out for 409. They lead Pakistan by 238 runs.
Day 3. England 392-9 - lead of 221. Josh Tongue in at 11 after Jamie Smith caught.
Stumps Day 2. England 366-8 lead by 195.
Next ball … 68th Test Match 50 for Joe Root đ
First Test Match 50 for Jordan Cox đ
Back in play at Headingley after a delayed start. England now 151-2 after 36.3 overs of their innings.
England vs Pakistan: Josh Tongue and Ollie Robinson split Headingley ball in half
England finish the day on 112-2
England lose 2 quick wickets - Duckett then Gay - to go 48-2
Duckett lucky - umpire’s call on an lbw in the first over of England’s innings.
