Cricket

Glamorgan's dominance in the Metro Bank One Day Cup continued as they secured an emphatic eight-wicket victory over Nottinghamshire Outlaws at the Gnoll in Neath. Career-best performances from Andy Gorvin and Eddie Byrom propelled Glamorgan to their third consecutive win in the competition.Nottinghamshire's batting lineup struggled against Glamorgan's disciplined bowling attack. Gorvin led the charge with a remarkable 5-for-56, while Jamie McIlroy and Dan Douthwaite chipped in with two wickets each. The Outlaws were restricted to 274 for 9, with Haseeb Hameed's 89 being the only significant contribution.Glamorgan's chase was a stark contrast to Notts' struggles. Byrom and Will Smale forged a solid opening partnership of 103, setting the platform for a comfortable victory. Byrom went on to score an unbeaten 123, while Colin Ingram contributed 103 to guide Glamorgan home with ease.The victory solidifies Glamorgan's position at the top of Group B, ahead of Warwickshire on net run rate. The Outlaws, on the other hand, remain winless after three matches.Glamorgan's bowlers set the tone for the match, restricting Notts to a modest total. Gorvin's accuracy and variations proved too much for the Outlaws' batsmen, while McIlroy and Douthwaite provided excellent support.Byrom and Ingram's partnership was a masterclass in batting. They punished anything short and took full advantage of the small boundaries at the Gnoll. Byrom's unbeaten century was his highest score in List A cricket, while Ingram's hundred was his 10th in the format.Glamorgan's victory is a testament to their depth and quality. They have now won all three of their matches in the Metro Bank One Day Cup and will be confident of continuing their winning streak in the upcoming fixtures.

Glamorgan's batsmen took advantage of inconsistent Leicestershire bowling to amass a formidable 352 for 8 on the opening day of their Vitality County Championship clash at Leicester.Eddie Byrom (86) and Kiran Carlson (80) capitalized on the loose bowling, with Glamorgan reaching 190 for 2 at lunch. However, Leicestershire fought back after the break, reducing the visitors to 277 for 7.Sam Northeast, who famously scored an unbeaten 410 at this ground two years ago, provided stability with an unbeaten 61, anchoring Glamorgan's resistance in the final session.Scott Currie emerged as the standout bowler for Leicestershire, claiming 4 for 53, including the wickets of Marnus Labuschagne and Chris Cooke. Ian Holland, making his Leicestershire debut, also impressed with the new ball.Despite the early setbacks, Glamorgan's batsmen found the boundary with ease, with Byrom and Billy Root scoring freely in the first hour. Leicestershire tightened things up in the second hour, but Byrom and Carlson added 83 in just 12 overs.Byrom's dismissal for 86 off a careless inside edge sparked a collapse, with Carlson (80) and Zain-ul-Hassan falling in quick succession. Northeast and Timm Van der Gugten (32) steadied the ship, but Currie struck again with the second new ball to remove Van der Gugten.Northeast remained unbeaten on 61, ensuring Glamorgan ended the day in a strong position. The Welsh county will be hoping to build on their advantage on day two, while Leicestershire will need to find a way to break through Northeast's resistance.