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Captain Andy Gorvin was involved in the final over of both of Glamorgan's tight finishes. Credit: Aled Hopkins.

Close Finishes Continue for Glamorgan with Varying Fortunes

Andy Gorvin and Timm van der Gugten were both at the centre of close finishes despite already being eliminated from the One Day Cup.

10.08.26, 20:49 Updated 10.08.26, 20:49 5 Minute Read

Aled Hopkins

Aled Hopkins and ECB Reporter's Network, supported by Rothesay

Glamorgan’s tail endured mixed fortunes in their final two outings in the Metro Bank One Day Cup against Essex and Worcestershire respectively.

Despite playing in dead rubber matches at Sophia Gardens given the fifth consecutive defeat when losing at the Utilita Bowl against Hampshire, losing a tight game is never any joy. Then there was the Groundhog Day scenario (with a twist).

The poor competition’s results look set for continuation before Timm van der Gugten scored a first career century in a final over defeat – in the end at the hands of Andy Gorvin being on strike. Two days later, van der Gugten was the only differing point in the final over, so this time it was Gorvin who needed to take responsibility with 12 needed; a guided effort through a vacant deep third region gave the captain satisfaction just two days after disappointment.

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Aled Hopkins

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