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Tattersall’s 86* Powers Leicestershire to 60-Run Lead vs Glamorgan

dramabreakBy dramabreakApril 26, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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Tattersall’s 86* Powers Leicestershire to 60-Run Lead vs Glamorgan
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Leicestershire’s batters seize control on day three of their County Championship Division One match against Glamorgan at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff, reaching 500-5 for a 60-run lead.

Match Summary

Glamorgan posted 440 in their first innings, highlighted by Mason Crane’s 99, Kiran Carlson’s 95, Sam Dickson’s 90, and Timm van der Gugten’s 52. Ian Holland claimed 2-33 for Leicestershire.

Leicestershire’s reply stands at 500-5 after 144 overs, with Jake Weatherald retiring hurt on 104, Jonny Tattersall unbeaten on 86, Rishi Patel scoring 79, Holland making 79, and Stevie Eskinazi reaching 50. Ryan Hadley took 2-90 for Glamorgan, relying on short-pitched deliveries. Glamorgan earn 4 points, while Leicestershire secure 6.

Day Three Dominance

Resuming at 215-1, Leicestershire maintain command on a hybrid pitch. Nightwatchman Josh Davey falls for 15, stumped off Mason Crane after advancing down the pitch.

Captain Ian Holland grinds out an unbeaten 50 off 115 balls with four boundaries before uppercutting a short ball from Hadley to third man for 79 total. Lewis Hill adds 42 before playing on to another short delivery, ending a 83-run stand.

Tattersall and Eskinazi then build a 107-run partnership, rotating the strike with minimal risk to claim four batting points. Eskinazi, in strong form with a prior century this season, falls to an inswinger from Andy Gorvin just past his half-century.

Tattersall survives a sharp chance at short leg off Hadley on 58. Ben Cox joins him unbeaten on 31, steadily increasing pressure on Glamorgan.

Glamorgan’s fielding errors compound their challenges, though fewer wickets since the first morning offer hope in defending against defeat.

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