DERBYSHIRE were made to struggle as Glamorgan's seamers found plenty of help with the ball on the morning of day two in their LV County Championship match at the Swalec Stadium.
Swing, which was not really much of a factor the previous day, reduced Derbyshire to 86-5 at lunch in reply to the home side's 282 with four of the batsmen falling to lbw decisions – including debutant Cheteshwar Pujara.
Former Derbyshire all-rounder Graham Wagg, who did so much to salvage Glamorgan's innings with his swift 62, gave his side their first two wickets when he had Billy Godleman lbw for eight and then had Ben Slater caught at gully off a rising ball for 18 at 45-2.
That brought in Pujara but the India batsman lasted only 26 balls and scored seven before he was lbw to Jim Allenby at 58-3.
Michael Hogan knocked Wayne Madsen off his feet to earn another lbw decision – the captain made 16 – and Wes Durston was trapped on the crease by Allenby for 10 to make it 78-5.
That left Alex Hughes (2) and Gareth Cross (7) to go into lunch with much work to do.
