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Kiran Carlson scored 73 from 40 balls to set up a 50-run win for Glamorgan against Gloucestershire in Bristol. Credit: Jacob Hurry.

Carlson Left "Disappointed" With Inconsistency in T20 Blast as Wait for a Quarter-Final Spans a Decade

Glamorgan produced a remarkable performance against Gloucestershire in the Blast's closing group stage game which couldn't be replicated in half as much...

13.07.26, 22:30 Updated 13.07.26, 22:30 3 Minute Read

Blake Bint

Blake Bint

Kiran Carlson was left “disappointed” as Glamorgan Men failed to qualify for the Vitality Blast knockout stages despite an impressive win over Gloucestershire on the final day.

The captain scored 73 from 40 balls in Glamorgan’s best win of the campaign, amassing 235 for 7 in a 50-run victory against their Severnside rivals who did qualify from the newly formed Central & West group.

Glamorgan finished fifth (of six) with a symmetrical record which was one win short of an amicable enough campaign to have qualified from all groups. The disappointing season means that Glamorgan have not reached the final eight in the competition for 10 years despite their two titles in that time in the One Day Cup.

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