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Kiran Carlson plays his way to 95 against Leicestershire.

Dickson Plays Statement Knock to go With Usual Carlson Classiness

Sean Dickson and Kiran Carlson both fell agonisingly short of centuries on day one against Leicestershire but their knocks played important parts in restoring...

25.04.26, 10:33 Updated 25.04.26, 10:33

Aled Hopkins

Aled Hopkins

Captain Kiran Carlson showed his class but Sean Dickson made the most impression after being dropped.

With Kellaway’s absence, Dickson found himself back in the starting lineup. He might have been forgiven thinking of himself as a square peg in a round hole. Having batted at number three against Yorkshire, he found himself three places lower in the order, replacing an all-rounder. A measured innings came to an end when like his captain, he fell victim to the nervous nineties, edging behind off the bowling of Ben Green for 90. This his highest score since 2022.

Glamorgan played their way to 334 for 7 thanks to the knocks of Dickson and Carlson after an early wobble from Ian Holland threats. Mason Crane continued his form with the bat to resist against the second new ball late on to ensure Glamorgan return with the bat on day two.

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