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The young Kiran Carlson scored his T20 demoiselle for half a century while Glamorgan's private Surrey to head T20 Blast South.
20-year-old Cardiff scored 58 balls on 32 balls to help his team win a four-wicket victory at the oval.
Australian Nic Maddison has achieved an impressive 45 balls, including three six. 1949
After an impressive start from Carlson, Craig Meschede and Graham Wagg helped Glamorgan reach his target.
Meschede (43) managed five sixes in a 19-ball run and put 50 Wagg and Carlson made 63 for the fifth wicket before the young man was caught mid-distance by Jade Dernbach at Rikki Clarke's bowling
Wagg continued to make 46 steps out and guide Glamorgan's sixth place to a win with an over-save and level them on points with fifth-place Urrey.
Yorkshire moved up to fourth place in the North Group after a convincing 60-point victory over Leicestershire at Headingley.
New Zealand international Kane Williamson scored five five and six sixths scoring 77 off on 41 balls, while Tom Kohler -Cadmore hit 53.
The pair put 67 for the third wicket then that the Vikings continued to do 187-5 in their 20 overs.
In response Leicestershire started quickly – Cameron Delport hit two six He was caught by Kohler-Cadmore after Jack Brooks bowling to the first quarterback ball with a score of 24, precipitating a collapse that saw The foxes lose two wickets in each of the third and fourth overs to collapse to 30-4
Only three players scored more than 20 foxes made 127-9 while Brooks finished with numbers of 3-23.
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