Live: Glamorgan v Yorkshire Men, Metro Bank One-Day Cup

Ben Cliff hit the winning boundary, Yorkshire winning by two wickets with eight balls to spare.

Fin Bean finishes on 43 not out. He was excellent.

But it was fitting that Cliff struck the winning blow given he was outstanding with four wickets to bowl Glamorgan out for 186.

We’re on the board at the second attempt and head to Hove to face Sussex on Sunday.

Kuldeep has fallen trying to hit the winning runs.

Yorkshire need two to win, but he has skied Jamie McIlroy to mid-wicket.

Ben Cliff in now at 185-8 in the 49th.

Boundaries for Fin Bean and Kuldeep Yadav off Andy Gorvin in the 46th over.

Eleven off the over.

Yorkshire 161-7, 45 overs.

Fin Bean 27 and Kuldeep Yadav 4.

Glamorgan have really tightened this up in the last 10 overs or so.

Dom Bess has been caught at mid-on by Jamie McIlroy off Andy Gorvin, 22.

That’s ended a 45-run partnership between Bess and Fin Bean, who also has 22.

Bess has fallen pulling.

Kuldeep Yadav in now with 36 to win.

Still work to yet, but Fin Bean 20 and Dom Bess 19 have taken the sting out of the situation with a stand of 38, the highest of the innings.

They have taken the score to 146-6 in the 41st over.

Fin Bean has just clipped Dan Douthwaite through mid-wicket for four, moving to 16.

We need 47 more to win.

Dom Bess has 17.

Yorkshire 115-6 in the 33rd over.

Fin Bean has 6 and Dom Bess 4.

They’re just eking out the runs at present as we chase 187.

Oh no, George Hill has been trapped lbw by Andy Gorvin’s seam for 25.

We need 80 more to win, with Dom Bess and Fin Bean at the crease now.

Sam Whiteman trapped lbw by Jamie McIlroy, 17.

Fin Bean in now alongside George Hill, 18, as we chase 187.

The players are taking a drink, and Yorkshire need 100 more to win.

Sam Whiteman has 14 and George Hill 12.

James Wharton stumped Alex Horton bowled Romano Franco, 1.

Wharton advances against the young left-arm spinner and is undone.

Sam Whiteman and George Hill together now as we chase 187.

Will Bennison bowled Dan Douthwaite, 22.

Extra bounce and he’s played on following an encouraging start.

Sam Whiteman is in now alongside James Wharton. Both men on nought.

Will Luxton has been trapped lbw by Timm van der Gugten, 24.

James Wharton in now alongside Will Bennison, who has 8, as we chase 187.

Adam Lyth has been caught behind by Alex Horton off Timm van der Gugten, 10.

Just as I pressed send on that last post, Lyth gloves a ball which bounces more than expected.

Will Bennison in now alongside Will Luxton, 23.

Yorkshire 36-1 in the 11th.

Adam Lyth 11 and Will Luxton 22 have got us off to a very steady start in pursuit of 187.

Watchful start from Adam Lyth and Will Luxton, though the latter has just taken two off-side boundaries off Timm van der Gugten, one beautifully driven through the covers.

Luxton has 9 as we chase 187.

Adam Lyth and Will Luxton are opening the batting.

Timm van der Gugten has the new ball.

Andy Gorvin has been bowled by Ben Cliff, who finishes with 4-29 from eight overs.

Two apiece for George Hill, Jack White and Kuldeep Yadav.

Picture by Huw Evans/Glamorgan Cricket.

Alex Horton has just miscued a catch to Will Bennison running around from short fine towards square-leg off Kuldeep Yadav, falling for 30.

And another. Two in the over. Jamie Mcllroy has skewed to Jack White at backward point.

Glamorgan are 174-9 in the 44th over.

Cliff has three-for, and he’s just broken a partnership which was threatening to get Glamorgan back into things.

Timm van der Guten has edged a low catch behind to Fin Bean, falling for 23.

He shared 47 for the seventh wicket with Alex Horton, who remains on 27.

Timm van der Gusten has just hoisted Ben Cliff over long-on for six and pulled him for four next ball.

He has 23 of 162-6 in the 39th over, with Alex Horton 25.

These two have added 45.

Eddie Byrom has been hurried by a short ball from White and can only miscue a pull up to Dom Bess at mid-off.

Byrom falls for 68.

Glamorgan are 117-6 in the 32nd over.

Dan Douthwaite is bowled by George Hill, 19.

Douthwaite advances and yorks himself.

That ends a 47-run stand with Eddie Byrom, who has 62.

The players are taking drinks.

Yorkshire will be pretty pleased with where they stand in this game even though this has never really looked like a 300 and plenty pitch.

Left-hander Eddie Byrom reaches a 64-ball fifty with a slog swept six over mid-wicket off a low Kuldeep Yadav full toss.

Glamorgan are 88-4 after 22 overs.

He has 55 now and Dan Douthwaite 8.

Spin from both ends in the form of Kuldeep Yadav and Dom Bess.

Glamorgan 63-4 after 17 overs.

Not the easiest pitch to bat on it seems.

Jack White has trapped Jack Hope-Bell lbw for 9.

Hope-Bell, a centurion on debut against Sussex here on Tuesday, has been trapped in front stuck on the crease.

Dan Douthwaite in now alongside Eddie Byrom, 35.

Glamorgan 59-4 in the 15th over.

Cliff gets Will Smale lbw playing around one for four.

Two wickets for our seamer, and he’s only two overs in.

Glamorgan 41-3 after 10 overs.

Eddie Byrom has 27 and has been joined at the crease by Jack Hope-Bell.

First ball wicket for Ben Cliff, who gets Henry Hurle caught behind by Fin Bean for 3.

Glamorgan are 33-2 in the eighth over.

After a quiet start from a Glamorgan point of view, including that wicket, they have taken five boundaries in the last two overs to move to 25-1 after five.

Eddie Byrom has 17 of them.

Callum Nicholls caught Dom Bess bowled George Hill, 2.

Pushed forwards and caught at first slip.

Excellent start for Yorkshire on a pitch which looks to have a bit in it.

Jack White is sharing the new ball.

George Hill has the new ball for Yorkshire, with Eddie Byrom on strike for Glamorgan.

Callum Nicholls is the other opening batter.

Yorkshire: Adam Lyth, Will Luxton, Sam Whiteman, James Wharton, Fin Bean w, Will Bennison, George Hill, Dom Bess c, Ben Cliff, Kuldeep Yadav, Jack White.

You can see Neath’s rugby ground in the background.

From The Gnoll ground in Neath, where we have hazy sunshine ahead of our second Metro Bank One-Day Cup match of the week. We’re all set to get going at 11am.

After defeat against Hampshire at Scarborough on Tuesday, we bid to get on the board in Group B.

Glamorgan won their opening game at this venue on Wednesday, against Sussex, who are our next opponents on Sunday.

Kuldeep Yadav is set to make his Yorkshire debut today, the first of five appearances in this competition added to three in the Rothesay County Championship.

This is Yorkshire’s first List A trip to Neath since a John Player League game in 1969, and they have a decent recent record in South Wales in this competition, winning on two of their last three visits to Cardiff. In 2021, they won there before Glamorgan bounced back to go on and win the title.

Our preview is linked below and is with all-rounder George Hill, who scored a half-century against Hampshire on Tuesday. We have also published an extra piece this morning with Isaac Bepey, talking about his journey to Yorkshire’s first team. Again, that’s linked below.

There is a live stream available, which will be embedded at the top of the page.

Enjoy the day.

Preview: Glamorgan v Yorkshire Men, Metro Bank One-Day Cup

Isaac Bepey: Chasing the professional dream