Glamorgan pace bowler Michael Hogan had a career-best return of 7-92 to celebrate on an otherwise tedious final day as the Division Two game against Gloucestershire ended in a predictable draw at Bristol.
The 32-year-old Australian took 5-13 in 32 balls as Gloucestershire collapsed from an overnight 456 for four to 478 all out.
Trailing by 30 on first innings, Glamorgan then eased to 176 for two declared second time around on the back of Will Bragg’s unbeaten 71.
Gloucestershire went into the final day aiming to establish a lead of at least 130, according to skipper Michael Klinger, and put Glamorgan under a bit of pressure.
Yet those hopes rapidly disappeared as Hogan induced a remarkable collapse which saw the remaining six wickets tumble inside 47 minutes of the morning session.
Hogan struck with the opening ball of the day when Hamish Marshall chased a wide delivery and edged to wicketkeeper Mark Wallace for 27.
New batsman James Fuller cut his first delivery from Hogan to the boundary, but was then caught at point for nine trying to fend off a short ball from the Australian.
Hogan struck again in his next over when Benny Howell played across the line and was given out lbw for 23.
Teenager Miles Hammond, in his first LV= County Championship innings, failed to get off the mark as he played back to Hogan and snicked a catch to Wallace.
Left-arm spinner Dean Cosker then got in on the act when Craig Miles mis-timed a sweep and lobbed a gentle catch up to Wallace.
In the next over, Hogan wrapped up the innings as David Payne was caught behind off a defensive edge to give Wallace his fifth victim of the innings.
It was the first time Hogan had taken seven wickets in an innings and just reward for 37 overs of hard graft on an unhelpful pitch.
His previous best return was 6-70, which he achieved for Western Australia against Tasmania at Hobart two years ago and also for Glamorgan against Essex this summer.
It also capped a fine few days for Hogan, who made his best batting score of 51 in Glamorgan's first innings.
Glamorgan openers Ben Wright and Bragg took the Welsh county to 41 for no wicket at lunch and had moved the score on to 68 when the former was caught behind down the leg side off Fuller for 33.
Walters helped Bragg add 52 before he edged Howell to Gareth Roderick behind the stumps.
Bragg completed his half-century from 138 balls, with seven fours, and struck one more boundary before Glamorgan's declaration at 4.50pm brought the game to an end.
Marcus North was unbeaten on 33, having added 56 for the third wicket with Bragg.