Women’s T20 Blast, League Two; Sophia Gardens, Cardiff

Glamorgan 185-4 (20): Jeanes 86, Parfitt 43, Gammon 31; Turner 2-22

Middlesex 107 (18.2): Sproul 27; Jackson 4-24, Phillips 3-24

Glamorgan won by 78 runs

Glamorgan powered through to the final of the T20 Blast League Two with a 78-run win over nearest challengers Middlesex in Cardiff.

They are sure of topping the table with one match to go, while Middlesex are left to contest a potential place in the eliminator.

Finals Day, featuring the top three sides, will also take place at Sophia Gardens on Sunday, 12 July.

Daisy Jeanes matched her previous best T20 score of 86 while Lauren Parfitt made 43 in an opening stand of 94, propelling Glamorgan to a formidable 185-4.

Middlesex could only manage 107 in reply as Eve Jackson took 4-24 and Sara Phillips 3-24, Pippa Sproul top-scoring with 27 for the visitors.

The performance was a return to form for Glamorgan, who had edged a last-ball win over Leicestershire the previous week after losing to Kent and Tier One side Hampshire in recent outings.

Middlesex chose to bowl and Jeanes took a few balls to get herself in before leading the way to 66 in the powerplay six overs.

Parfitt hit nine boundaries by the time she was trapped lbw by Hannah Davis in the 10th over, with Glamorgan already on the way to a powerful total on 97-1 at halfway.

Megan Sturge was out for six, but Jeanes and Bethan Gammon (31) powered on in a partnership of 56.

Jeanes struck 11 fours and a six before being stumped charging at Lauren Turner (2-22), who took two wickets in the 19th over.

Middlesex limped to 23-3 in the powerplay, with Scarlett Hughes and leading scorer Saskia Horley unable to make the most of dropped chances.

Eve Jackson, Glamorgan’s only seamer, claimed wickets in her first two overs, while Horley (12) chipped Gemma Porter to mid-wicket.

Riva Pindoria and Pippa Sproul halted the slide but only had 48 on the board at the halfway stage, and Jackson returned to bowl Pindoria for 19.

Sproul holed out to mid-off, off Sara Phillips, to signal the end of any remaining hopes for the visitors

It was a surprisingly one-sided contest given that Middlesex beat Glamorgan in two out of three meetings in 2025.

Finty Trussler (18) managed to get Middlesex into three figures, before Phillips, Jackson and Porter cleaned up the lower order, with Glamorgan’s catching letting them down as the only blemish on a commanding display.

Glamorgan complete their group campaign against Worcestershire Rapids on Sunday, 5 July, while Middlesex host Sussex Sharks at Radlett later the same day.