- Gloucestershire received the tie in opposition to Glamorgan on Wednesday in a dramatic end
- The Welsh group have been set a goal of 593 however fell in need of a document run chase.
- Jamie McIlroy obtained out in dramatic trend on the final ball of the match
Glamorgan have been denied a world document chase in first-class cricket when final man Jamie McIlroy was dismissed off the ultimate ball of the match in opposition to Gloucestershire at Cheltenham.
Chasing a goal of 593 at Cheltenham, the Welsh county by some means managed to stage the scores with a ball to spare however former England wicketkeeper James Bracey leapt beautifully to his proper to take a one-handed catch of McIlroy off Ajit Singh Dale.
At 6.55pm Bracey walked off celebrating because the match led to a draw with either side getting eight factors every.
Nonetheless, Glamorgan's rating of 592 was the third-highest fourth innings rating in historical past and the best on British soil, surpassing the 507 made by Cambridge College in opposition to the MCC at Lord's in 1896.
Using on tons of from skipper Sam Northeast and Australian Check star Marnus Labuschagne, the probabilities of a win on abroad soil appeared over when the equation learn 20 off 15 balls however No. 9 Mason Crane smashed three successive boundaries off Dale.
James Bracey leapt into the air to take a one-handed catch to dismiss Jamie McIlroy on a dramatic last day between Gloucestershire and Glamorgan.
The Welsh county had set a goal of 593 runs for Gloucestershire, however couldn’t win on the final ball of the match.
Mason Crane and McIlroy ran between the stumps however McIlroy was caught out on the ultimate ball of the match
Then, McIlroy – who had earlier survived a robust attraction for caught behind whereas on zero – took a leg look off the ultimate ball of the ultimate over bowled by Beau Webster.
They usually got here out on high once more when Glamorgan narrowly did not chase down West Zone's goal of 536 within the 2010 Duleep Trophy last in Hyderabad to beat South Zone and miss out on the highest spot.
Glamorgan started the ultimate day at 222 for 3 – nonetheless 371 runs away from reaching the 16-run mark – with NorthEast and Labuschagne on the crease.
However the match, which began with the autumn of 17 wickets on the primary day, reached its climax because of the sensible efficiency of the visiting group.
The earlier highest rating within the fourth innings in County Championship cricket was 502, made by Middlesex in opposition to Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge in 1925.
