May 22, 23 v Colts XXII at Cardiff Arms Park – Won by 6 wickets
June 9, 10 v Monmouthshire at Cardiff Arms Park – Won by 142 runs
June 16, 17 v Herefordshire at Widemarsh Common, Hereford – Won by 69 runs
June 23, 24 v MCC and Ground at St. Helen’s, Swansea – Lost by an innings and 4 runs
July 7, 8 v Devon at St. Helen’s, Swansea – Won by 6 wickets
July 10, 11 v Herefordshire at Cardiff Arms Park -Match Drawn
July 28, 29 v Monmouthshire at Rodney Parade, Newport – Won by an innings and 77 runs
July 31, Aug 1 v Devon at Exeter – Won by 7 wickets
Aug 11, 12 v MCC and Ground at Lord`s – Lost by 8 wickets
Aug 23, 24 v Wiltshire at Cardiff Arms Park – Match Cancelled
Tragedy accompanied the Club’s affairs during 1893 with the death of Willie Llewelyn – the son of JTD and a man tipped to be a future leader of the county side.
He had scored an attractive 50 against Devon at St. Helen’s, whilst in late July he had also led the Welsh county to an innings victory against Monmouthshire at Newport as Glamorgan completed home and away doubles against both opponents.
All seemed very rosy in the cricketing world of Willie Llewelyn, but on 24 August, he was found dead in the grounds of Penllergaer House. “A tragic accident” pronounced the local newspapers, speculating on events as the young gentleman had been out shooting.