Glamorgan hope to extend bowler Hadley's stay

Glamorgan hope to extend bowler Hadley's stayImage source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyImage caption, Pace bowler Ryan Hadley has taken 21 wickets for Glamorgan in the County ChampionshipPublished8 hours agoGlamorgan are in discussions to extend the stay of Australian bowler Ryan Hadley for the next two Championship games.The 6ft 5in 27-year-old paceman was originally only signed for the opening six games of their County Championship Division One campaign.But Hadley has impressed taking 21 wickets and Glamorgan are optimistic about having him available for the fixtures away to Sussex on 12 June and home to Surrey on 19 June."He (Hadley) might not be going home, we're in discussions for those middle two games," said Glamorgan head coach Richard Dawson."He's a good bloke, fits in really well in the changing room, good sense of humour and he certainly tries - he puts in on the pitch. He's bowled some really good spells which has influenced games as well."He's a good point of difference in our bowling attack. He's obviously tall, hits the deck, he's got a yard about him as well. So it's nice to have that change of attack, so he complements our bowling attack really nicely."Rain mars final day of Warwicks and Glamorgan game Published10 hours agoGlamorgan sign Australian fast bowler HadleyPublished25 MarchVan der Gugten wants more after 100th Glamorgan gamePublished16 hours agoHadley caught Glamorgan's eye playing for New South Wales in this season's Sheffield Shield, Australia's domestic first-class competition.He has also starred with the bat as well as the ball for Glamorgan. His unbeaten 50 as nightwatchman in the two-wicket win against Somerset was a key innings as the Welsh county claimed a historic first ever home triumph in Division One.Asked if there was scope for Hadley to remain even longer than the next two Championship games, Dawson added: "Obviously he needs to be back in Austra...