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Glamorgan coach Matthew Mott thinks teams will be queuing up to sign former England bowler Simon Jones after his performance in Saturday’s Yorkshire Bank 40 final against Nottinghamshire. Glamorgan’s bid to upset the odds at Lord’s failed as they succumbed to an 87-run defeat thanks mainly to excellent performances from Chris Read and Samit Patel. Jones rolled back the years …

Nottinghamshire ended their 22-year wait for a limited-overs trophy as they beat Glamorgan by 87 runs to win the Yorkshire Bank 40 final at Lord’s. The Ashes. Click here to bet. Glory for Nottinghamshire at Lord’s Nottinghamshire looked in trouble this morning when they were 42 for two, but a 99-run partnership between Chris Read (53) and David Hussey (42) …

Glamorgan are the only county never to have won a showpiece one-day tournament at the home of cricket. England star Stuart Broad will lead from the front for Nottinghamshire. And he said: “Having beaten New Zealand in a Test series, got to the final of the Champions Trophy and won the Ashes 3-0, it would be a lovely way to …

An unlucky 13 years since a Lord’s final and nine seasons without tangible silverware – Glamorgan have been the butt of many jokes for their off and on-field capers. There was even a gag doing the rounds about the squad being refused entry to a local hostelry a six-hit from the Swalec Stadium because it was called ‘The Cricketers.’ Yet …

Samit Patel, one of nine internationals in a Nottinghamshire side still threatened with relegation in the Championship, had riled the Welsh county and horrified his own team-mates with his comments in a pre-match interview, when he said Glamorgan “won’t come anywhere close” to winning the final. The forecast might have backfired. But in the event, it was an entirely accurate …

Soon-to-depart Glamorgan coach Matthew Mott said his side never recovered from losing three wickets in nine balls to Samit Patel in the YB40 final. The Welsh county lost by 87 runs with Patel taking 3-21 in seven overs. “When he came on we did have some sort of rhythm going and ascendancy, and he took it away from us and …

The Nottinghamshire Outlaws ended a two-decade wait for a limited-overs title by beating Glamorgan by 87 runs in Saturday’s Yorkshire Bank 40 final at Lord’s in London. Nottinghamshire looked in trouble this morning when they were 42 for two, but a 99-run partnership between Chris Read (53) and David Hussey (42) meant Glamorgan were set a record target of 245. …

Nottinghamshire have been crowned Yorkshire Bank 40 champions after beating Glamorgan by 87 runs in the Lord’s final. The Outlaws, who ended a 22-year wait for a limited-overs trophy, set a total of 244-8 which proved far too much for the Welsh county. A fifth-wicket stand of 99 between skipper Chris Read (53) and David Hussey (42) proved crucial, stabilising …

IT just had to be Samit Patel. The England all-rounder backed up his pre-match words with actions following a devastating spell of spin bowling to condemn Glamorgan to a third Lord’s final defeat. Patel had fired a pre-match broadside warning Glamorgan that if Notts played to their potential the Welsh county would not be able to live with the Trent …

Nottinghamshire 244 for 8 (Read 53, Hussey 42) beat Glamorgan 157 (Patel 3-21, Broad 3-29, Shahzad 3-33) by 87 runsScorecard and ball-by-ball details Nottinghamshire claimed their first piece of one-day silverware in more than two decades with a dominant 87-run victory at Lord’s. Chris Read top-scored with a run-a-ball half-century, only his second fifty in all cricket this season, after …