One Day Cup positives for Glamorgan despite results
Glamorgan's One Day Cup coach David Harrison highlights the positives in developing young players despite winning only two from eight.
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"There have been so many positives in these past eight games even though we haven't got the wins we would have liked, there's so many things we've done really well."
— David Harrison , Executive
"The most important thing about sport is having the resilience to come back the next day."
— Andy Gorvin , Athlete
Key People
Alex Horton is a cricketer who played a key role for Glamorgan in their innings.
Captain of Glamorgan, known for his leadership among young players.
Cricketer who made his debut and scored notable runs in the tournament.
Glamorgan's One Day Cup coach who highlights the positives in player development.
Young cricketer who celebrated his maiden century in the One Day Cup.
Timm van der Gugten is a cricketer from the Netherlands who made his first professional hundred during the match against Essex.
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