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Resuming on 82-3, Glamorgan made good early headway led by Carlson who found the gaps in the field in an attractive half-century in a stand of 96 with Sam Northeast, before Ben Sanderson snared Carlson into flicking a catch to short backward square leg. <\/p>\n
But Northants could not keep the pressure on despite two very tight spells from captain Luke Procter, leading by example as he also threw himself into a couple of boundary saves.<\/p>\n
While Northeast reached a patient 50 off 120 balls, the prolific Kellaway was quickly into his stride to take Glamorgan ahead before lunch.<\/p>\n
The 21 year old all-rounder, who hit a career-best 181 not out at Canterbury in the previous match, was again in sparkling form with some sumptuous off-drives and a lofted straight six off leg-spinner Calvin Harrison.<\/p>\n
Northeast played a composed supporting role in a partnership of 141 before he edged Justin Broad to slip.<\/p>\n
Kellaway looked set for three figures when Harrison got one to bounce and he was caught behind.<\/p>\n
But the double breakthrough did not end the visitors’ suffering as Chris Cooke (36) and Van der Gugten added 87, the Netherlands international striking nine fours, before Broad dismissed both.<\/p>\n
Opening bowlers Conway and Sanderson returned to wrap up the innings belatedly as Northants at least maintained their 100% record on bowling points in 2025. <\/p>\n
With 14 overs for the visitors to bat, James Harris had Ricardo Vasconcelos caught at slip for one. <\/p>\n
The hard-working Procter and George Bartlett looked set to bat out the final 40 minutes of the day.<\/p>\n
But in the penultimate over Bartlett was given lbw to Gorvin, who then trapped nightwatchman Calvin Harrison plumb leg-before second ball to deepenNorthants’ misery.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n