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08.09.26 - Glamorgan v Warwickshire - Rothesay County Championship - Ethan Bamber of Warwickshire bowling
Ethan Bamber took the first five Glamorgan wickets to set up the two-day win. Credit: Huw Evans Picture Agency.

Glamorgan Rolled Twice in Easy Display of Simplicity for Warwickshire

Glamorgan being bowled out for 69 (after choosing to bat first) then 65 brought their heaviest loss since 1936 - losing to Warwickshire by an innings and 257 runs thanks to five-fers for Ethan Bamber and Ed Barnard.

12.09.26, 08:00 Updated 13.09.26, 06:53 3 Minute Read

Blake Bint

Blake Bint

“That was an unacceptable performance.”

The words of Glamorgan Head Coach Richard Dawson after a defeat inside two days in a County Championship match. The words couldn’t be truer. There was a distinct lack of grit, stickability and maturity in two batting efforts.

After day one, Ethan Bamber told the ECB Reporter’s Network that he felt as though he didn’t bowl particularly well. It is probably also true that Warwickshire didn’t necessarily bat in a way that deserved a win inside two days either.

Injuries have been used as a reason for a difficult period of performances with a lack of bowlers and Zain ul Hassan’s miss as both a handy operator with bat and ball but it should not be a loss that to cause 69 and 65 all out.

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