Yorkshire up and running with One Day Cup win at Neath
24.07.26, 20:00 Updated 24.07.26, 20:00 4 Minute Read
Peter Miller
The star of Glamorgan’s innings was Eddie Byrom who made 68 but no one else managed to occupy the crease in the same way. They crept to 187 all out and for much of the Yorkshire chase that looked like it might be enough.
In the end the difference between the sides was that there were contributions throughout the Yorkshire innings where Glamorgan had more batters who did not get going.
Wickets fell throughout the Glamorgan innings with six of their players dismissed for single figure scores. It seemed hard to get in and stay in on this surface which was a marked contrast from when this same pitch was used on Wednesday in the match against Sussex. In that game there were two hundreds and almost 600 runs. Today only Byrom reached a half century and he struggled to look truly fluent throughout.
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