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Glamorgan bowled out for 69 by Warwickshire at Sophia Gardens

Bowled out inside 27 overs at Sophia Gardens on Tuesday, Glamorgan made 69 against Warwickshire, with Ethan Bamber taking five wickets for 28 runs.

George Benn · · updated

Sophia Gardens cricket ground after an early finish. Photo: Ruth Sharville, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Geograph (geograph.org.uk/photo/6976053) and Wikimedia Commons

The scoreboard

  • Glamorgan1st innings, run rate 2.60, extras 869all out(26.3 ov)

Glamorgan's first innings, closed. Warwickshire's reply was in progress at 17:13 BST.

Colin Ingram top scored with 19 from 19 balls. Jamie McIlroy was 8 not out when the innings ended.

Source: Glamorgan Cricket and Warwickshire CCC match centres

Warwickshire's wicket-takers, Glamorgan first innings

4 figures

Ethan Bamber8 overs, economy 3.50
5-28
Ed Barnard5 overs
3-5
Olly Hannon-Dalby7 overs
1-19
Manav Suthar0.3 overs, last wicket of the innings
1-0

Source: Glamorgan Cricket and Warwickshire CCC match centres

Where this sits

3 checked facts

  1. How does it compare?

    • Glamorgan are 5th in Division One on 124 points, level with Surrey and 11 points clear of the relegation zone, with three games left this season

      glamorgancricket.com

    • This was the first County Championship match between Glamorgan and Warwickshire at Sophia Gardens since 6 June 2008

      glamorgancricket.com

  2. Who can change it?

    • Warwickshire, third on 162 points, trail leaders Somerset by five points with three Championship games left this season

      glamorgancricket.com

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Glamorgan were bowled out for 69 in 26.3 overs by Warwickshire at Sophia Gardens on Tuesday, a Rothesay County Championship first innings scored at 2.60 runs an over. Extras made up 8 of the 69. Colin Ingram top scored with 19 from 19 balls, four of which he hit to the boundary, and no other Glamorgan batter passed 9. Warwickshire had reached 74 for one in 18.5 overs, five runs in front, when Cover read Glamorgan's match centre at 17:13 BST, with play still going on.

Ethan Bamber took five wickets for 28 runs from eight overs, an economy rate of 3.50 and the only five-wicket haul of the innings. Bamber had Jack Hope-Bell and Kiran Carlson out for nought inside the first seven overs, with Glamorgan 9 for 3, and bowled Ingram at 39 for 5. Ed Barnard took three wickets for five runs from five overs, ending with Timm van der Gugten lbw for nought, the third of four Glamorgan batters dismissed without scoring. Olly Hannon-Dalby took one for 19 from seven overs and Manav Suthar bowled Mir Hamza, the fourth duck of the innings, to close it in three balls. Chris Woakes bowled six overs for 13 runs and took no wicket. Jamie McIlroy was left 8 not out from 11 balls.

Glamorgan went into the match fifth in Division One on 124 points from 11 matches, three won, four lost and four drawn, level with Surrey and eleven points clear of Leicestershire on 113. Hampshire sit below that on 88. Somerset lead the division on 167 points, ahead of Nottinghamshire on 163 and Warwickshire on 162, with Essex on 122 and Yorkshire on 120 immediately below Glamorgan. This match is one of the three Championship games each county had left in the season: Glamorgan go to Surrey on 15 September and host Essex on 24 September. This is the first Championship meeting of the counties at Sophia Gardens since 6 June 2008.

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