Carlson ton as Glamorgan beat Somerset - T20 Blast round-up
Kiran Carlson scored a remarkable century for Glamorgan, leading them to a decisive victory over Somerset in the T20 Blast. The match saw Glamorgan chase down Somerset's total of 171-9 with over six overs to spare. Other notable performances included Yorkshire's win over Durham and Derbyshire's victory against Notts Outlaws.
- ▪Kiran Carlson scored 109 runs off 45 balls, marking his second T20 century.
- ▪Glamorgan chased down Somerset's total with more than six overs remaining.
- ▪Yorkshire remains unbeaten in the North Group after defeating Durham by 58 runs.
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- ▪ Blast round-up: Carlson ton as Glamorgan beat Somerset — Yahoo Sports
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Blast round-up: Carlson ton as Glamorgan beat SomersetImage source, ShutterstockImage caption, Kiran Carlson's knock of 109 from 45 balls was his second T20 centuryPublished18 minutes agoByMatthew Cresswell, BBC Sport and Ben Kosky, BBC SportKiran Carlson hit a century for Glamorgan as they eased past reigning T20 Blast champions Somerset with more than six overs of their run chase to spare.The 28-year-old fired 19 boundaries - 13 fours and six sixes - in a destructive spell as the Welsh club chased down Somerset's total of 171-9 at Sophia Gardens.Elsewhere, Yorkshire leapfrogged Durham to go top of the North Group with a 58-run victory, making it three wins from three so far this season.James Wharton hit nine boundaries on the way to scoring 64 while captain Jonny Bairstow made 43 before…
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