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Graham Wagg belted another fine half-century to help Glamorgan fight back well against Leicestershire in Cardiff.

After choosing to bat, Glamorgan looked in trouble on 57-4 after Australian all-rounder Clint McKay claimed two early wickets for the visitors.

Despite the efforts of Chris Cooke (84), they were still in trouble when Wagg came in at 136-6, but he hit 94, blasting six sixes and seven four.

Replying to Glamorgan's 278, Leicestershire were 37-1 at the close.

The in-form Wagg, a double centurion against Surrey last week, helped steer Glamorgan to a second batting point, sharing a partnership of 44 with Cooke before putting on a further 78 in a spectacular stand with last man Andy Carter (10 not out).

Glamorgan batsman Chris Cooke told 91Èȱ¬ Wales Sport:

"The day was pretty much in the balance. It wasn't easy batting early on but it got a bit easier as the ball got older.

"We've played some good counter-attacking cricket this season and that worked again today as Waggy played brilliantly.

"Hopefully we can knock them over now as we feel the wicket's only going to get worse."