WOR vs GLA Match Prediction, T20 Blast 2026

Worcestershire face Glamorgan at County Ground, New Road, Worcester in a key Central & West Group fixture of the 2026 Vitality Blast. Worcestershire arrive on the back of a composed six‑wicket win over Warwickshire, where a disciplined bowling performance and a measured chase showcased their growing confidence at home.

Glamorgan, meanwhile, finally got their campaign up and running with an emphatic seven‑wicket victory over Somerset, powered by a stunning century from Kiran Carlson.

Balancing Worcestershire’s stronger overall start and home advantage against Glamorgan’s recent momentum, we slightly favour Worcestershire to edge what should be a high‑quality contest at New Road.

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Worcestershire vs Glamorgan Head-to-Head Record

In the last five completed Vitality Blast meetings between Worcestershire and Glamorgan, Glamorgan have had the better of the rivalry, winning three matches, while two games were abandoned without a ball bowled.

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WOR vs GLA Team Previews

Worcestershire

Worcestershire’s season has quickly stabilised after a heavy defeat to Northamptonshire, with a convincing home victory over Warwickshire re‑asserting their credentials in the Central & West Group. Bowling first at New Road, they restricted Warwickshire to 141 thanks to a well‑drilled attack – Usama Mir’s leg‑spin returned 3 for 27, Tom Taylor and Adam Finch chipped in with two wickets apiece, and Matthew Waite added two more at the death.

Chasing 142, Worcestershire’s top order executed perfectly. Isaac Mohammed (27 off 27) and captain Brett D’Oliveira (26 off 16) provided a fast, stable start, Kashif Ali anchored the middle overs with 36 off 30, and Sikandar Raza finished things off with a composed unbeaten 24 off 19 as they got home with six wickets in hand and seven balls to spare.

That blend of early aggression, a strong middle order and finishing power makes them a threatening batting unit, particularly at home.

Worcestershire Expected Playing 11

Isaac Mohammed, Brett D’Oliveira (c), Kashif Ali, Adam Hose, Sikandar Raza, Ethan Brookes, Gareth Roderick (wk), Matthew Waite, Usama Mir, Tom Taylor, Adam Finch

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Glamorgan

Glamorgan arrive with renewed confidence after a statement win over Somerset in Cardiff, where they hunted down 172 in just 13.5 overs. Their chase was dominated by captain Kiran Carlson, who smashed 109 off 45 balls with 13 fours and six sixes, while opening partner Will Smale contributed 40 off 27 to ensure the target rapidly came into range.

Short cameos from Ben Kellaway and Sean Dickson completed a brutal batting performance that underlined Glamorgan’s explosive potential.

With the ball, Glamorgan showed they can strike repeatedly as well. Seamer Nathan McAndrew produced a superb spell of 4 for 15, Mason Crane’s leg‑spin brought 3 for 42, and Dan Douthwaite and Ned Leonard each chipped in with wickets as Somerset were held to 171 for 9.

That combination of a high‑impact captain, in‑form top order and varied bowling attack makes them dangerous even away from home, though they will now be tested in the different conditions at New Road.

Glamorgan Expected Playing 11

Kiran Carlson (c), Will Smale, Ben Kellaway, Henry Hurle, Sean Dickson, Chris Cooke (wk), Dan Douthwaite, James Neesham, Nathan McAndrew, Mason Crane, Ned Leonard

WOR vs GLA Toss Prediction

At New Road, captains often prefer chasing, especially when there is some assistance for seamers early and the outfield quickens under lights. Worcestershire successfully chased against Warwickshire here by knowing exactly what was required, so whichever skipper wins the toss is likely to bowl first and back their batters to handle a defined target later in the evening.

Pitch Report and Weather Conditions

The surface at County Ground, New Road, has played well for batting so far this season, with 141 proving a par‑plus total in Warwickshire’s recent visit before Worcestershire chased it comfortably. There is typically some movement on offer for new‑ball bowlers, but once batters get in they can score freely, especially square of the wicket.

With both teams boasting aggressive top orders, another total in the 160–180 range looks likely if conditions remain similar.

WOR vs GLA : Who Will Win?

Worcestershire have already shown they understand how to use New Road to their advantage, combining a disciplined attack with a calm, well‑timed chase against Warwickshire. Glamorgan are riding the high of Kiran Carlson’s astonishing hundred and a big win over Somerset, but they will now have to reproduce that level away from home against a side sitting above them in the group standings.

With more consistent results so far in the Central & West Group and the familiarity of home conditions, we lean towards Worcestershire edging what should be a closely contested match.

Bet on Worcestershire to win.