Notts' Seamers Dominate in Tough Lesson to Glamorgan

Despite taking a wicket first ball of the game on an initially sticky pitch, Notts proved their depth and inability to panic at the loss of Haseeb Hameed to romp to a 192-run win at Trent Bridge.

Captain Carlson admitted last week that no game would be easy, all teams in the top division have Test match players, and the champions are champions for a reason, but the Welsh county find themselves ninth after a three-point defeat.

Asa Tribe did all he can to stay in the England race, scoring 85 against the strongest Notts attack available in a seismic run chase of 478 could do no harm, but little more could be admired, and a 192-run loss was flattering. The game drifted on longer than expected after overs lost on day three to rain and bad light. Hopes of a draw could’ve been imagined for a brief moment on day four but ultimately, it went the expected way.