Home skipper Nick Gubbins chose to bat, but he and Ali Orr went cheaply to Douthwaite and Ul Hassan to leave the hosts 18-2. Brown, dropped at square leg, went on to add 70 with Lehmann to put the home side on top. Glamorgan got to 24-0 before Abbott took control, his speed proving too much for Byrom (14), Ul Hassan (11) and Wallace (three) in the space of seven deliveries as they crashed to 30-3. Jack's second spell saw Ingram top-edge Jack to square leg for 24 and Horton trapped lbw second ball to strengthen Hampshire's grip. "We've four teenagers, we had Colin (Ingram) today but the last couple of games we haven't had anyone over 30.