Middlesex seamers rout hapless Glamorgan

Middlesex seamers rout hapless GlamorganImage source, Rex FeaturesImage caption, Naavya Sharma's four-wicket haul for Middlesex came in just his third List A gameByNick WebbBBC Sport Wales , AtRadlett CCPublished1 minute agoCommentsMetro Bank One Day Cup, RadlettGlamorgan 66 all out (20.5 ov): Byrom 29; Sharma 4-29, Cornwell 3-1, Roland-Jones 3-35 Middlesex 67-2 (9.1 overs): De Caires 45*; Edwards 2-7Middlesex won by 8 wicketsMiddlesex raced to an eight-wicket win over Glamorgan in the Metro Bank Cup at Radlett after shooting the Welsh side out for just 66.It was their lowest score against Middlesex in List A cricket and their fourth lowest ever. Seamer Naavya Sharma (4-20) did the early damage on a tricky pitch along with Test bowler Toby Roland-Jones (3-35) before Noah Cornwell (3-1) finished them off.Eddie Byrom's 29 was the top score as an inexperienced Glamorgan side lost their last nine wickets for only 22.Middlesex have won their first three games in the competition, while Glamorgan have one win from three. Notifications, social media and more with BBC SportPublished8 JuneThe team changes suggested the home side would be favourites, but not the scale of the one-sided encounter that followed.Middlesex recalled Roland-Jones for Jack Nelson, while Glamorgan gave debuts to two seamers - 18 year old academy product Tom Edwards and Aussie Connor O'Riordan, who has been on an extended second team trial.Both teams have five players at the Hundred, but Glamorgan also chose to rest the overworked Timm van der Gugten as well as veterans Colin Ingram and Chris Cooke, with Zain ul Hassan on paternity leave, teenage prodigy Tom Norton missing at least most of the competition with a back issue, Jamie McIlroy suffering a minor niggle, and Billy Root not selected. Sharma was quickly into his stride having Callum Nicholls adjudged lbw, but with Byrom getting the ball away for six fours, Glamorgan got to 44 before they fell apart, losing wickets in six consecutiv...