Centuries for Kellaway and Ingram as Glam make hay in sunshine

Day 3: Glamorgan 528 v Gloucestershire 380 & 12/0. Glamorgan lead by 136 runs.

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

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 (right), 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.