Tom Scriven

And two rather early wickets did, uh, did, did look, have things looking rather, did make things look rather desperate.

But we weren't to worry, as, uh, Tom Scriven at 10 and, um, Josh Davey at number 11, again, both, both normally renowned for the bowler-

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... to be fair, they are also good, uh, sort of tail-end batters.

You look at the 39 from Hamza Shaikh.

And of course, we have to mention that 10th wicket partnership between Tom Scriven and Josh Davey.

Scriven scoring 54, Davey an unbeaten 49, and together they put on a record 106-run partnership, which was massive for two reasons.

First and foremost, it got them beyond the follow-on because that was the route for Nottinghamshire to push for victory.

But I was following it on my iPhone, yeah.

And, you know, willing Josh Davey and Tom Scriven on.

And they did a great job.

I just hope, you know, Josh has got it out of his system now and can rest on his laurels against us.

But, um, obviously, um, we were bowled all out on day two for 151, but Glamorgan found the pitch equally as difficult, and, um, obviously had a, had a one-run lead.

And then obviously Sat- Saturday, uh, Saturday we really excelled and, um, obviously set them in the end 2- 256.

Tom Scrivens, uh, an honest mention as well.

He came in at, I think, number nine, and scored 43 to really, really pump the score up.

I mean, 2 fif- 250 to win with over a day, uh, setting 250 to win with over a day to spare, it was possibly advantage Glamorgan at the time.

Unfortunately, didn't get that opportunity with the Brown Caps, but he has taken what was initially a one-month deal with Leicestershire, and he has grabbed it with both hands.

A career-best 93 in just his third first-class appearance, and that in itself is impressive What is even more impressive is the fact that the next leading run scorer for Leicestershire in that game was Tom Scriven, who actually scored in the 40s.

So he basically got double what the next best figure of his teammates was.

And the way in which he batted, the cover drives, he's a very aesthetically stylish and pleasing cricketer on the eye.

The fie- the fielding was sharp, and Alex Green was the pick of the bowlers taking four for 40.

And, um, Ian Holland and Tom Scriven both took two wickets apiece.

So it, it was a good, it was a good all-round bowling performance.

Obviously they added too with the, uh, spin of Rehan Ahmed and, uh, Ajaz Patel, who did, who did, who did go, who did go wicket-less, but, uh, but, uh, was very economical.