Sole, 30, took two wickets at the World Cup and has been clocked at speeds above 90mph/145kph during his international career. Grant Bradburn, Glamorgan's head coach, previously worked with Sole during his time in charge of Scotland.

"To be able to add Chris Sole's high-quality skills, experience and character into our squad brings an exciting vibe to our team, as we look forward to playing at The Oval tonight," Bradburn said. "Having worked with Chris previously in Scotland, we know the high value he will bring and I'm sure he will thrive in our environment."

Mark Wallace, Glamorgan's director of cricket, said they had been following Sole's progress closely. "We have been tracking Chris for a while, and now that his World Cup campaign is over with Scotland, it's great to be able to bring him in to add some pace to our attack and bolster our seam bowling resources in the Vitality Blast," Wallace said.

"I'm very excited to be included in Glamorgan's Vitality Blast campaign and can't wait to join the squad at the Oval tonight," Sole said. "Hopefully I can contribute to some on-field success in the coming weeks."