County Championship: Yorkshire v Glamorgan, day 2

At the start of a day played entirely under floodlights, the experienced pair of Ingram and Chris Cooke had to work hard for their stand of 65.

Cooke reached 24 before slapping Moriarty to Harry Brook at cover, but Ingram launched a sudden assault on Moriarty as he tried to regain the initiative.

Bess trapped Ingram lbw on the back foot for 48, and that marked the beginning of the end for the Glamorgan effort.

James Harris (16) was given out caught at short leg off Moriarty for 16, while the inexperienced Tom Bevan was dropped twice in his 22 before Bean claimed his third catch, Bess the bowler.

Bess and Moriarty claimed a fourth wicket apiece to polish off the tail, and Yorkshire were quickly into their stride with the bat despite Bean playing out three opening maidens from Jamie McIlroy and then surviving a return chance to James Harris.

Adam Lyth hit five boundaries but was judged leg-before to Pakistan seamer Mir Hamza, but Bean and Shan Masood upped the tempo in a stylish partnership of 68 before Masood was caught at short-leg off Mason Crane for 34.