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Despite the rain... and the forecasts of more rain, we got there in the end! And so did Glamorgan. Read our report here.

The Welsh county become the first to win the One Day Cup on more than one occasion, taking the trophy back across the Severn Bridge for the second time in four years.

But it's hard not to feel for Somerset who, just 10 days ago, had genuine hopes of winning three trophies - and end the campaign without any of them.

Yet while the County Championship title is already decided, there are other issues outstanding - namely relegation and promotion. And just one round of matches left to settle those, starting on Thursday.

Make sure you join us again then, from 10:00 BST!

Glamorgan captain Kiran Carlson speaking to Sky Sports:

"It is a great feeling to lift the trophy again and that is what we set out to do when we came to Trent Bridge. So massive credit to all here and the groundstaff for letting us get a game in.

"We are just really pleased for all the fans who stayed after yesterday's washout to see us lift the trophy again after doing it in 2021.

"I am pleased for them that they have something to celebrate with us and glad we could bring it home to Wales."

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Somerset skipper Sean Dickson speaking to Sky Sports:

"Hats off to these young guys. At the end of the day we lose 11 players to the Hundred so I am so proud of these guys – they have done an amazing job but it just wasn't meant to be.

"We started really well but with the wet conditions our bowlers were slipping and sliding. We opted to play though and that is the medicine we take. We tried our best but all credit to Glamorgan.

"We were going well with Archie and myself but it just shows what a couple of wickets can do as it just changes the momentum of the game unfortunately but hats off again. I am really proud of the guys."

Glamorgan batter Sam Northeast speaking to Sky Sports:

"It does feel amazing to have the win and a medal. To even just get the game on was amazing because we didn't even think we would get a game. It was tight in the end but great we got over the line.

"We didn't quite know what a good score was to be honest as it did a little bit early on. But we got a bit of momentum going at the backend and then the boys did a great job to defend it.

"Glamorgan has been a great club to move to and I have really enjoyed my time here. A bit of experience out there really helped me but it has been a really enjoyable day and it is great to get the win."

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Glamorgan's Dan Douthwaite speaking to Sky Sports:

"On paper it doesn't sound too bad but having played against Ben Green quite a bit I know if I miss he would have got me away and it would have looked a bit tougher with a few balls to go.

"Sean Dickson scared all 11 of us big time not to mention all the fans watching at home so it was really good to get him when we did and tighten the screws.

"It was a bit closer going into that final over than it looked at certain points but thankfully we got the job done.

"At certain times this season when we have looked like we are struggling someone has stepped up and Sam Northeast did that today."

Cennydd Davies
Commentator on Radio Cymru

Glamorgan were at sixes and sevens early on but then the steady hand on the tiller of Sam Northeast, unbeaten on 63, a valuable contribution from Billy Root and Timm van der Gugten’s crucial 25 right at the end made it seem always a tall order for Somerset.

Glamorgan pick up the One Day trophy for the second time in four years and will be hoping this is only the start, hoping that they can carry on and take a few steps forward next season to bigger and better things.

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

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Many congratulations to Glamorgan who thoroughly deserve their win.

The difference really between the two sides is that Glamorgan are fielding virtually their T20 side in a 20-over game of cricket whereas the Somerset side is their 50-over side and I think that difference showed this afternoon.

It’s a bitterly disappointing end to the season for Somerset – in the hunt for all three trophies and now beaten again here today.

It went to-and-fro from start to finish - what a fantastic game of cricket.

Well done to Glamorgan - deserving winners.

Four for Vaughan, crashing through the covers, but victory goes to Glamorgan.

Somerset's agony continues as they miss out on a third piece of silverware after losing out to Surrey in the County Championship and Gloucestershire in the T20 Blast.

A swing and a miss from Archie Vaughan as Dan Douthwaite closes this game out. One ball left, 20 needed.

New batter Kasey Aldridge drives to mid-off, but no run - and that should be that.

Dan Douthwaite is bowling the final over, his first ball is on leg stump and Ben Green swings but doesn't connect and it thumps his pad.

The lbw appeal is turned down. 23 off five balls. Unlikely.

Vaughan swings to mid on but it not timed. There is a close call for a run out but the young Somerset all-rounder is home. Two runs.

They need 23 from six balls.

Again, a slower ball - and again Archie Vaughan, moving across the stumps, can't lay bat on it.

25 runs required off seven balls. Glamorgan in the box seat.

Archie Vaughan driven to wide long off and they come back for two. They need boundaries

Slower ball by Jamie McIlroy and Archie Vaughan swings and misses.

27 runs needed from nine balls.

Ben Green swings hard but it goes straight to deep midwicket. One run.

No run for Ben Green.

Glamorgan should have another wicket as Ben Green swings high onto the off side and Kiran Carlson can't judge the catch - then there's a run-out opportunity that goes begging in the aftermath.

Still more drama to come in these last 12 balls, you feel!