any real importance for either team, as both teams were knocked out, but Worcestershire were still allowed to make the fourth-highest score in Twenty20 Cup history – totalling 223. Glamorgan v Somerset (22 June) Glamorgan (2pts) beat Somerset (0pts) on losing fewer wickets James Hildreth was the most rapid scorer for the Sabres, making 46 off 26 deliveries at Sophia Gardens as Somerset Sabres made a total of 183 to Glamorgan Dragons. Alex Wharf took three wickets for Glamorgan, the most, but conceded 38 in three overs to be Glamorgan's most expensive bowler too. A highlight of Somerset's innings was the effort of their number 9 Gareth Andrew, who smashed three fours in his first three balls and then was bowled with the fourth. In reply, Glamorgan got to 126 for 2 before fifth- and sixth-change bowlers Keith Parsons and Hildreth got the better of them and shared five wickets, leaving Glamorgan at 167 for 7. However, Alex Wharf hung in there with Mike Powell, making 11 off five balls before he was caught off the sixth, and coupled with Powell's unbeaten 68 Glamorgan finished on a total of 183 for 8 after the 20 overs were up. The crowd seemed content with the one point and a tie, but the speaker informed the crowd of the actual result, that under Twenty20 Cup rules the team with the fewer wickets lost would win. (Cricinfo scorecard) Gloucestershire v Glamorgan (24 June) Gloucestershire (2pts) beat Glamorgan (0pts) by seven wickets Glamorgan Dragons lost their first nine wickets for 90 runs, as the bowling of Gloucestershire Gladiators' Carl Greenidge, Martyn Ball and Mark Hardinges took more than two wickets each. Greenidge also bowled a maiden over, ending with three for 15. A last-wicket partnership of 38 between Robert Croft and Dean Cosker ensured that Glamorgan batted out 20 overs, finishing on 128 for 9. However, they could not defend it – Croft took two wickets with his off spin, but Craig Spearman's 39 was the highest score as the Gladiators took the victory with 17 balls to spare. (Cricinfo scorecard) Glamorgan v Warwickshire (25 June) Warwickshire (2pts) beat Glamorgan (0pts) by 54 runs Warwickshire Bears won their first Twenty20 match of the season, the deep batting line-up finally paying off. Almost every batsman contributed in their total of 205 for 7, Jamie Troughton top-scoring with 42, and no Glamorgan Dragons bowler escaped their