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RESULT
Group 2, Cardiff, August 08, 2021, Royal London One-Day Cup
(20.2/23 ov) 73
(16/23 ov, T:74) 76/2

Glamorgan won by 8 wickets (with 42 balls remaining)

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Notts Outlaws rolled for just 73 as Glamorgan ease to victory

Nick Selman eases home side past paltry target after bowlers make light work of Notts

Nick Selman pulls during his half-century, Glamorgan vs Essex, Vitality Blast, Cardiff, June 13, 2021

Nick Selman saw Glamorgan home comfortably  •  Getty Images

Glamorgan 76 for 2 (Selman 37*) beat Nottinghamshire 73 (Singh 21, Weighell 3-7) by eight wickets
Glamorgan cruised to their fourth win in seven matches in Group 1 in the Royal London Cup as they beat Notts Outlaws by eight wickets after easily chasing down a modest score of 73 in a weather-effected contest.
It means they still lead their group and remain very much on course for a home semi-final in the knock-out stage. They host Yorkshire on Thursday while the Outlaws, now four points behind the leaders, welcome Northamptonshire.
Umpires Ian Gould and Neil Mallender made three inspections of the Sophia Gardens pitch and outfield before finally declaring play could start at 3.00pm, with the game reduced from 50 to 23 overs. After winning the toss the Glamorgan skipper, Kiran Carlson, invited the visitors to bat first.
Ben Slater took a boundary over the covers in the opening over before Michael Hogan, who had removed Surrey opener Mark Stoneman with his first ball five days earlier, struck with his second ball to take out Sol Budinger.
Budinger skied a catch that wicketkeeper Tom Cullen comfortably dealt with and then fellow opener Ben Slater fell lbw to Lucas Carey in the next over. By the end of the first Powerplay, the Outlaws were 19 for 3 with Matt Montgomery also back in the hutch and the Glamorgan seamers very much on top.
Lyndon James survived a sharp chance at point to Andrew Salter, but then took a nasty blow on the helmet from James Cooke. An over later, on the recommendation of the umpires, he retired hurt and was replaced by concussion sub Sam King.
His departure brought Liam Patterson-White to the wicket, but he didn't last long, sent back to the pavilion courtesy of a spectacular one-handed catch by Steve Reingold at short midwicket off Cooke. When Glamorgan turned to spin, Salter clean bowled Peter Trego for eight in the ninth over.
Dan Schadendorf was caught in the deep trying to hook Cooke to leave the Outlaws reeling at 31 for 6 and when 17-year-old academy star Fateh Singh struck the returning Hogan to the boundary in the 14th over it was only the third four of the innings.
Hogan's response was to clean bowl Brett Hutton, but Singh brought up the 50 in the 16th over with the first of two successive boundaries before departing for a combative 21 in the 18th over. James Weighell then mopped up the tail to end with 3 for 7 as he removed King and Dane Paterson with successive balls in the 21st over.
That left Glamorgan with a modest total to chase and they ended the first Powerplay on 26 for 0 before New Zealand's Hamish Rutherford spooned back a catch to pace bowler Dane Paterson in the very next over.
Nick Selman steered the home side through the 50 mark in the 12th over. Steve Reingold was trapped lbw to Patterson-White in the 16th over and that allowed Carlson to come in and hit the winning boundary two balls later. Aussie opener Selman remained unbeaten on 36.

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Royal London One-Day Cup

Group 1
TeamMWLDPTNRR
DURH8610130.921
ESSEX8520110.238
GLOUC743080.094
LANCS832090.014
WORCS834070.256
HANTS834070.161
SUSS82406-0.689
MIDDX72405-0.286
KENT81504-1.258
Group 2
TeamMWLDPTNRR
GLAM8420100.818
SUR8420100.409
YORKS842010-0.024
LEICS84309-0.428
WARKS84408-0.025
NOTTS833080.686
SOM83308-0.412
NHNTS82406-0.412
DERBS81603-0.558