Tribe 'happy' after impressive Glamorgan innings
Asa Tribe is one of two Jersey internationals playing first class cricket alongside Wellington's Nick Greenwood [Rex Features]
Glamorgan's Jersey batter Asa Tribe says he is "feeling good" after leading his side to victory over Gloucestershire.
The 21-year-old hit 63 not out including smashing 41 runs in the final two overs to set up a 40-run win at Bristol.
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Tribe hit seven sixes in his 28-ball innings in what was his best ever score for Glamorgan.
"I'm feeling good about my cricket at the moment," said Tribe, whose score was his second best T20 total after a 73 not out he scored for Jersey against the United States in July 2022.
The game was just his seventh appearance for Glamorgan in T20 competition.
Tribe, who made his international debut as a 17-year-old, moved to the club in October 2023 and has also made eight first class appearances for the Welsh side since his debut in September 2024.
"The boys set the game up nicely for me to come in and do what I did today," he added to BBC Wales.
"I've only had a few games for Glam so far but I'm happy with how I played today."
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