| 2025 season | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Coach |  Richard Dawson | ||
| Captain | Sam Northeast (red ball) Kiran Carlson (white ball) | ||
| Overseas player |  Colin Ingram  Asitha Fernando (4 April – 26 May; 22 July – 27 September) Marnus Labuschagne (16 May – 26 May) Hayden Kerr (June – July) Matthew Kuhnemann (23–26 May) Imad Wasim (T20 Blast) | ||
| Ground(s) | Sophia Gardens, Cardiff The Gnoll, Neath | ||
| County Championship | 2nd, Division 2 | ||
| One-Day Cup | 9th, Group A | ||
| T20 Blast | 5th, South Group | ||
| Most runs | LA: Asa Tribe (401) T20: Colin Ingram (338) | ||
| Most wickets | LA: Zain-ul-Hassan (6) Ned Leonard (6) T20: Ned Leonard (20) Dan Douthwaite (20) | ||
| Most catches | LA: Kiran Carlson (6) T20: Asa Tribe (10) | ||
| Most wicket-keeping dismissals | LA: Alex Horton (3 Ct + 0 St) Will Smale (3 Ct + 0 St) T20: Alex Horton (7 Ct + 0 St) | ||
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The 2025 season is Glamorgan County Cricket Club's 138th year in existence and their 104th as a first-class cricket county. They are playing in the Second Division of the County Championship; [1] they finished in second place in the division and were promoted to the top flight for the first time since 2005. [2] They played in the South Group of the T20 Blast, and in Group A of the One-Day Cup. [3] They began the defence of their 2024 One-Day Cup title with two matches at The Gnoll in Neath, the fourth year in a row they played at the ground; [4] however, they managed just one win in the 2025 competition and finished bottom of Group A. [5]
Contents
- Pre-season and friendlies
- 24–26 March: Glamorgan v Worcestershire
- 30 March – 1 April: Glamorgan v Cardiff MCCU
- 30 May: Wiltshire v Glamorgan
- County Championship
- Matches
- Standings
- One-Day Cup
- Matches 2
- Standings 2
- T20 Blast
- Matches 3
- Standings 3
- Statistics
- Batting
- Bowling
- References
It is the team's first season under head coach Richard Dawson, who was appointed on a one-year contract in January 2025 following the sacking of Grant Bradburn for discriminatory misconduct in December 2024. [6] [7] David Harrison took over coaching duties for the One-Day Cup in August while Dawson was working for Welsh Fire in The Hundred. [8] Dawson signed a new three-year contract with Glamorgan on 21 August. [9]
Sam Northeast continued as red-ball captain, while Kiran Carlson retained the white-ball captaincy. South African Colin Ingram returned as one of the team's overseas players, along with Sri Lankan bowler Asitha Fernando, who joined for the first seven games of the County Championship season; [10] Fernando returned to Glamorgan on 21 July for their final five Championship matches. [11] On 5 May 2025, Australian batter Marnus Labuschagne, who had played for Glamorgan in five previous seasons, was reported to be returning for two County Championship matches in May; [12] the club confirmed his return three days later. [13] On 14 May, they signed Australian all-rounder Hayden Kerr for County Championship and T20 Blast fixtures in June and July. [14] On 22 May 2025, they signed Australian spin bowler Matthew Kuhnemann to play in their County Championship match against Middlesex, which began on 23 May, as a replacement for Ben Kellaway. [15] Glamorgan and Northeast opened talks over a new contract in August 2025, [16] but he ultimately signed for his home county of Kent, bringing an end to a four-year spell in Wales. [17]