The last leg of Somerset's treble bid went the way of the first two as Glamorgan won a truncated Metro Bank One-Day Cup Final on a gloomy reserve day at Trent Bridge that merciful

Sam Northeast scored 63no from 49 deliveries, with five fours and two sixes, to put Glamorgan on top with a score of 186-7; Archie Vaughan scored an unbeaten 32 runs from 18 balls but it was not enoug

Glamorgan and Somerset were forced to sit and watch the rain as the scheduled date for the One-Day Cup final was washed out, with no play at Trent Bridge. A reserve day has been allocated for Monday,

Of the four 50-over Metro Bank Cup finals since the tournament was debased by the introduction of the Hundred, Glamorgan won the first and now the fourth as well, by 15 runs. The fact that Kent won the second tournament and Leicestershire the third illustrates how it is weighted in favour of the less-affluent counties.

Glamorgan held their nerve to beat Somerset by 15 runs and win a truncated Metro Bank One-Day Cup final at Trent Bridge. With a total washout on Sunday, the teams returned to Nottingham for a 20-over match and the Welsh side had 186 for seven to defend after losing the toss following Sam Northeast’s unbeaten 63.