Glamorgan resume 13 behind with one wicket standing
Archive article. Published on Sat 29 Aug, 05:10. Conditions may have changed since this reporting.
Thirteen runs is the whole gap at Sophia Gardens. Glamorgan closed day two on 149 for 9 in reply to Hampshire's 162, with Timm van der Gugten unbeaten on 16 and one wicket left to work with when day three begins this morning.
Day two barely happened. Rain forced seven stoppages, only 19 overs were bowled, and just two wickets fell before play was abandoned at 5:38pm: Mason Crane caught at short leg off Sonny Baker, then Dan Douthwaite edged to slip off Eddie Jack after an obdurate 86 balls. On a pitch where 17 wickets fell on day one, whichever side takes a first-innings lead will fancy the win.