Glamorgan stalwart Graham Wagg shared an 83-stand with Chris Cooke on day one of the county’s Championship clash with Gloucestershire.
The Welsh county restricted the visitors to 133/5 at close of play on the first day of action and the all-rounder believes another flurry of wickets on day two can see his side back in contention.
"Personally, going out there and sharing some sort of partnership with Cooky was good, shame it couldn't carry on but it swung around early doors and unfortunately things didn't go our way.
"In the end, a good fight-back and we could have been on par with them if we'd taken two more wickets.
"There's a second innings to put it right, confidence has been spoken about in the dressing-room but that's something each individual has to deal with themselves."