Glamorgan ‘can recruit much better’ says coach Bradburn

“There’s a few bits going on behind the scenes, hopefully we can sign a domestic seamer and then get some good overseas recruitment,” said Carlson.

“We’ve got a lot of young batters coming through like Asa Tribe, Ben Kellaway, Will Smale and nice young seamers like Ben Morris and Zain ul Hassan who hasn’t played a lot this year, but the more people you have in your squad with real quality, it helps.”

The 26-year-old batter and back-up spinner is now the only Glamorgan captain to have led the side to two trophies, having been in charge in the 2021 One Day Cup, with leadership shared round during the victories of the nineties and early noughties.

“Our bowlers throughout the competition were the difference, we took the most wickets, and constantly had a stranglehold on teams while the batters chipped in at different times,” said Carlson of the One Day Cup.

Bradburn’s final verdict on his first campaign in charge?

“For Glamorgan to win one of those three trophies is a fantastic effort from everyone,” said Bradburn.

“There’s a lot of excitement from the fans and it’s a nice reward for everyone in the club. The T20 was very close, we dropped catches in one or two games which cost us victories, the same could be said in the championship. We’ll work hard through developing players and we’ll recruit to fill the gaps as well.”