Kellaway and Ingram pile on centuries for Glamorgan

BEN KELLAWAY and Colin Ingram centuries piled on a first-innings lead for Glamorgan as a result withered towards a draw against Gloucestershire.

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Glamorgan’s middle-order pair put on 254 for the fifth wicket (147 added from overnight) with 82 and 48 for the seventh and eighth wickets respectively, frustrating Gloucestershire bowlers to 528 from a mammoth 151.1 overs in a day of just six wickets falling.

Kellaway’s 139 was the 21-year-old’s second century of an eye-catching season for his home nation county side while South African veteran, Ingram, racked up his 16th First-Class century for Glamorgan.

Starting the day with experience and youth settled, recovering from 121 for 4 on day two, the Glamorgan balcony would’ve been delighted to make Gloucestershire bowlers endure all but 11 overs of the day’s play.

An early itchiness to get going from Kellaway seemed evident, proactively using his feet against the early spin to start the day despite still trailing by 152.