Hampshire maintained their slim hopes of Metro Bank One-Day Cup qualification with a convincing 90-run victory over Glamorgan at the Utilita Bowl in Southampton. Top-Order Foundation: Opting to bat first on a slow surface, Hampshire posted 263 all out. Jake Lehmann anchored the innings with a steady 68, partnering with Toby Albert (46 in a 78-run stand) and Ben Brown (54 in a 70-run stand). Douthwaite's Late Wickets: Dan Douthwaite was the pick of Glamorgan’s bowlers, taking 3 for 38 by removing Hampshire’s tail end to prevent a late surge. Abbott's Early Damage: Kyle Abbott delivered a lethal opening spell, reducing Glamorgan to 30 for 3 within nine overs by striking three times across seven deliveries. Lumsden's Career-Best Haul: Returning from The Hundred, 17-year-old paceman Manny Lumsden tore through the middle and lower order to claim career-best figures of 4 for 60. Supported by Eddie Jack (2/31), Hampshire dismissed Glamorgan for 173. Hampshire 263 (Lehmann 68, Brown 54, Douthwaite 3-38) beat Glamorgan 173 (Rhys Nicholls 40, Lumsden 4-60, Abbott 3-20) by 90 runs Hampshire's 263 looked much better when Abbott left Glamorgan in a puddle at 30 for 3 - with his three wickets separated by seven deliveries. Eddie Byrom and Harry Wallace were too slow to deal with balls directed at their off stump, either side of Zain-ul-Hassan skying an attempted flick into the leg side. The hosts had young fast bowlers Lumsden and Jack available, having been released from their Hundred teams - Southern Brave and MI London, respectively.