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Dawson 'Loving' Playing Well in Front of Cardiff Crowds

13.05.26, 19:45 Updated 13.05.26, 19:45 3 Minute Read

Aled Hopkins

Aled Hopkins

Richard Dawson remained level-headed, as ever, but admitted Glamorgan’s blockbuster victory against Somerset was worth waiting for.

Ryan Hadley’s punch down the ground for four secured a magnificent two wicket victory for Glamorgan on the final day against Somerset. It capped off a remarkable stand by Hadley that saw him originally come in as a nightwatchman to the match winner and an overnight hero for the Welsh side. Hadley reached his first ever first-class half century with the winning boundary in an innings where he was unbeaten after facing 231 balls.

When asked about Hadley’s heroics, coach Richard Dawson said: “The concentration and patience he showed was really impressive. He took a few blows on the body as well and carried on.”

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