Save Wales: can the Hundred get cricket in the country ticking again?

Glamorgan Cricket Club, which uniquely represents both a county and the nation of Wales (population 3.2 million), has struggled with player development, with no Glamorgan cricketer representing England since Simon Jones's injury in the 2005 Ashes Test at Trent Bridge. Phil Salt is the only Welshman to have played for England in recent years, despite having no affiliation with Glamorgan after turning them down as a youngster. The article explores whether the Hundred competition and Welsh Fire's presence, with Salt serving as captain, could revitalise cricket in Wales, as Glamorgan chairman Mark Rhydderch-Roberts acknowledges the club has not fulfilled its development obligations partly due to post-stadium-build debt.