Rain Halts Play At Colwyn Bay
Glamorgan's LV County Championship Division Two match against Middlesex was abandoned as a draw.
Glamorgan's LV County Championship Division Two match against Middlesex was abandoned as a draw with no play possible on the final day at Colwyn Bay because of rain.
Glamorgan had gone into day four preparing to resume on 110 for five, an overall lead of 130.
But after persistent rain during the morning, the umpires, Ian Gould and Martin Bodenham, called off play after lunch.
Glamorgan took nine points from the contest to Middlesex's eight.
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