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Alex Horton and Jack Hope-Bell both scored hundreds in Glamorgan's opening win at Neath. Credit: Glamorgan Cricket.

5 Things We've Learnt from Glamorgan's Start in the One Day Cup

It's been a mixed start for Glamorgan with one win, one close defeat and one hammering but with what the One Day Cup represents, there's so many more...

29.07.26, 08:00 Updated 29.07.26, 09:45 6 Minute Read

Aled Hopkins

Aled Hopkins

The One Day Cup has arrived and the 2024 champions, Glamorgan got their 2026 campaign underway with two games at popular out ground Neath last week against Sussex and Yorkshire, as well as a trip to Radlett to face Middlesex.

It was a dismal campaign for Glamorgan last season as defending champions, winning only one game. The home side came out on top by 12 runs against the Sharks on Wednesday. But Glamorgan couldn’t back it up with a second win against Yorkshire, falling by two wickets. The less said about Sunday, the better as Glamorgan were demolished by Middlesex - 66 all out and beaten by eight wickets.

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