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Glamorgan<\/b> have won two of the past four editions of the One-Day Cup, but their defence got off to an inauspicious start in Neath.<\/p>\n
They put Hampshire<\/b> in and watched Gubbins make a career-best List A score in providing the platform for the innings.<\/p>\n
He put on 141 with 17-year-old wicketkeeper Ben Mayes, who hit a debut 74, while Felix Organ’s cameo of 32 off 14 balls pushed the total well past 300.<\/p>\n
Glamorgan skipper Carlson hit his maiden century with a blistering 135 off 92 balls, which included 10 sixes.<\/p>\n
But the next best score was Alex Horton’s 35 and the highest partnership was just 52 as Hampshire kept picking up wickets.<\/p>\n
Gloucestershire’s<\/b> defence of their T20 Blast title may have ended meekly, but their One-Day Cup campaign began well against Derbyshire<\/b> in Cheltenham.<\/p>\n
Price top-scored with 103, while James Bracey (83), Ben Charlesworth (60) and captain Jack Taylor (67) all passed 50 to set up an innings which eventually finished on 341-8.<\/p>\n
Derbyshire slipped to 152-4 in the 28th over, before a stand of 76 between captain Brooke Guest, who top-scored with 86, and Amrit Basra (40) revived their hopes.<\/p>\n
But both fell to Zaman Akhter as he took four wickets in three overs to effectively seal the win. He ended with 4-47 as Derbyshire were bowled out for 282.<\/p>\n
Nottinghamshire<\/b> were in trouble as Essex’s<\/b> Jamie Porter reduced them to 41-4 in the match at Nettleworth in a 10-over spell of 4-29.<\/p>\n
But Moores and Australia all-rounder Daniel Sams (45) put on 137 for the sixth wicket, with Moores smashing his previous highest score of 76 by almost double.<\/p>\n
Rain reduced Notts’ innings to 46 overs, with Essex handed a DLS target of 286 off the same allocation.<\/p>\n
Robin Das and Simon Fernandes each hit 46, but wickets fell at regular intervals with the visitors bowled out for 234 with 4.5 overs remaining.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n