Glamorgan’s Andy Gorvin told BBC Sport Wales:

“We knew Sussex were top of the table and we had to be at our best, and we’ve played some really good cricket over the last few days and deserve our win. Mir taking three wickets with the new ball opened up the game, we took a couple more with the newie then James Coles and Fynn Hudson-Prentice batted really well so we had to be disciplined.

“It’s my first five-for so it feels good but it’s a team game and I’m just happy to contribute to the win. I’ve been waiting for the opportunity, hopefully more to come.”

Glamorgan coach Grant Bradburn added:

“The first four games were hard-earned draws, I’m really pleased where the skills are at and I can’t fault the desire, but accepting draws didn’t sit well with us, and we took it on ourselves to take charge.

“We want headaches in selection, and we’ve got some, not only with the overseas professionals (Colin Ingram, Mir Hamza and Marnus Labuschagne) but we’ve got other guys putting their hands up.”

Sussex coach Paul Farbrace told BBC Sussex Sport:

“It was a pretty ordinary performance, three days where we’ve been outplayed and they showed us how to bat and bowl on that surface. I don’t think we were too cocky and arrogant but at times we didn’t show enough respect to the game and to the pitch.

“Jayden Seales has bowled really well this season, we’ve got a good group and we’ve played good cricket for four games, but this game Glamorgan deserved to win.”