Glamorgan had built a lead of 229 with 6 wickets left by the close of Day 3 at Colwyn Bay, thereby setting up an intriguing final day of the Championship match.
This was due to Leicestershire declaring on 309 for 7, seemingly as a result of some back room collusion between the captains. The total included an excellent unbeaten 127 from England prospect James Taylor.
In response, Glamorgan had moved onto 146/4 second time around largely due to Will Bragg's 67 not out.
Pics
The small, but well organised, James Taylor
Nick James bowling to Jigger Naik (he bowled him)
Petersen strikes a four 
Gareth Rees defends against Nathan Buck
Petersen drives Hoggard
Rees looks solid
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