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Croft keen for Glamorgan representation

Robert Croft admits he is desperate to see Glamorgan produce another England player as soon as possible. The former off-spinner was speaking at the regional launch of the Champions Trophy in Cardiff.

Sunday starts for LV= County Championship

With more than 25,000 respondents, the County Research Study conducted by Populus reinforced the key findings of the Morgan Review, in particular the need to provide regular scheduling for County cricket.

Goodwin makes Glamorgan move

Former Sussex stalwart Murray Goodwin is set to play professional cricket into his 40s after signing for Glamorgan on a one-year contract.

Committed Croft relishing new role

Chris Devine

Anyone who knows Robert Croft will not be surprised to hear that the 42-year-old retains high levels of enthusiasm as he begins the next chapter of his life, having brought down the curtain on a distinguished playing career.

SWALEC square to gain speed

Work is continuing at the SWALEC Stadium to create faster pitches with extra bounce. "They'll be quite quick," said head groundsman Keith Exton.

Glamorgan freeze membership prices

Glamorgan have opted to freeze prices for supporters renewing memberships in 2013. Existing members can watch all domestic home games for £99.

Wright deal at Glamorgan

Glamorgan batsman Ben Wright has been rewarded for a steady season with a contract extension until the end of next campaign.

Middlesex swoop for Harris

Middlesex have signed England Lions seamer James Harris from Glamorgan on a three-year contract. Managing director of cricket Angus Fraser said: "Everyone at Middlesex is absolutely thrilled."

Episode 90

Jimmy Adams reflects on another piece of silverware as Hampshire take the Clydesdale Bank 40 title at Lord's; Stuart Broad sums up England's approach to retaining their World Twenty20 crown as they kick off their campaign in Sri Lanka, as does women's skipper Charlotte Edwards; Geoff Miller discusses England's squad selection for the Test series ahead in India; and veteran Robert Croft says farewell to the game...while podcast pundit Mike Gatting makes his final assessment at the end of the summer season.

Walters continues at Glamorgan

Stewart Walters has extended his stay at Glamorgan until the end of the 2014 season after being the club's most prolific first-class batsman last season.