Glamorgan coach Toby Radford believes the Welsh public will see the best of West Indies star Darren Sammy in the second half of his Twenty20 stint at the Swalec Stadium.
Sammy scored the winning runs off the final ball on his debut against Sussex in Cardiff but has had a quiet start by his high standards during his first three Glamorgan games.
The all-rounder struggled with the bat last Friday with a scratchy three off eight balls against Somerset.
His encouraging economical bowling performances against Sussex and Somerset were tempered by his nought for 53 from four overs against Gloucestershire last Sunday including three expensive front-foot no balls.
Sammy scored the winning runs off the final ball on his debut against Sussex in Cardiff but has had a quiet start by his high standards during his first three Glamorgan games.
The all-rounder struggled with the bat last Friday with a scratchy three off eight balls against Somerset.
His encouraging economical bowling performances against Sussex and Somerset were tempered by his nought for 53 from four overs against Gloucestershire last Sunday including three expensive front-foot no balls.