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[MacAdder]

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Well Lloyd didn't turn up and Rudolph had to go early. Donald still there though as is young Owen Morgan 83 n/o.
Nice and steady now lads plenty of time to knock off the required runs

[qccfc]

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Great knock by Owen Morgan today came in as night watchman, scores a ton, highest score for a Glamorgan night watchman, Glamorgan win the game.

[Llanedeyrnblue]

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Well Lloyd didn't turn up and Rudolph had to go early. Donald still there though as is young Owen Morgan 83 n/o.
Nice and steady now lads plenty of time to knock off the required runs

Won by 5 wkts Owen Morgan 103* some form at last

[MacAdder]

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Won by 5 wkts Owen Morgan 103* some form at last

Here we go the start of a big finish to the season.
I wonder, can any of these kids score goals?

[the other bob wilson]

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Although the batting has been suspect for most of the season, four young Glamorgan batsman have scored their debut hundreds in first class cricket this season (Lloyd, Donald, Selman and Morgan) - the first three named have been pretty inconsistent, but I'd say that overall, there's grounds for some cautious optimism there.

[Pearcey3]

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Great knock by Owen Morgan today came in as night watchman, scores a ton, highest score for a Glamorgan night watchman, Glamorgan win the game.

Yes it was a great knock because he stuck it out and showed the determination and concentration so often lacking in our senior players. He deserves a lot of credit. In the end a very good win. I fear Andrew Salter doesn't have a future now as Morgan has overtaken him. Good to see Carey contributing too.
We should now finish above Derbyshire and possibly a couple of others.
As Paul suggests there are grounds for some cautious optimism

[Pearcey3]

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Just a word on Dean Cosker who made his Glammy debut when John Major was still in power. A totally loyal player who always gave the club his best. A canny bowler in one day cricket.
I hope he has a great retirement.

[Llanedeyrnblue]

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Just a word on Dean Cosker who made his Glammy debut when John Major was still in power. A totally loyal player who always gave the club his best. A canny bowler in one day cricket.
I hope he has a great retirement.

[MacAdder]

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Just a word on Dean Cosker who made his Glammy debut when John Major was still in power. A totally loyal player who always gave the club his best. A canny bowler in one day cricket.
I hope he has a great retirement.

Hear hear.
I shall never forget that momentous day in Taunton and in particular his fresh face beaming with delight. He looked like a little boy.
It was always going to be downhill after that for the lad being a County Championship winner!
Cheers Deano great servant, servant have a happy retirement

[Pearcey3]

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Hear hear.
I shall never forget that momentous day in Taunton and in particular his fresh face beaming with delight. He looked like a little boy.
It was always going to be downhill after that for the lad being a County Championship winner!
Cheers Deano great servant, servant have a happy retirement

Yes I remember that game so well. There had been some stoppages for rain but Maynard got on with it and in the end the Championship was one. Dean was the last one left from that squad and as you say it has to be downhill from there.

[the other bob wilson]

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Just a word on Dean Cosker who made his Glammy debut when John Major was still in power. A totally loyal player who always gave the club his best. A canny bowler in one day cricket.
I hope he has a great retirement.

Well said Pearcey.

[Llanedeyrnblue]

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Another dissapointing batting performance they're 62-5 V Sussex

[the other bob wilson]

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Was going to take in a session or two today, but after about fifteen minutes driving around Pontcana trying to find a parking space I gave up and took the dog for a walk around Llandaff Fields before coming home. Doesn't look like I missed much - that's four consecuutive ducks for Selman now, poor kid.

[Llanedeyrnblue]

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Was going to take in a session or two today, but after about fifteen minutes driving around Pontcana trying to find a parking space I gave up and took the dog for a walk around Llandaff Fields before coming home. Doesn't look like I missed much - that's four consecuutive ducks for Selman now, poor kid.

I didn't realise his form had dipped so bad since his century

[Llanedeyrnblue]

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166-7 now Wagg 57,Wallace 27 no