Head Coach David Harrison has named a 13-player squad to make the trip to Derby for the Metro Bank One Day Cup.
The squad is unchanged from Friday's defeat against Worcestershire which saw three players make their List A debuts - Ben Morris, Alex Horton and Ben Kellaway.
The latter of whom impressed with a stunning knock of 82 from 74 balls including 10 fours and one six in a confident-looking innings from the Newport-born all-rounder.
Although the One Day Cup curtain-raiser was a disappointing result for the Welsh county, Captain Kiran Carlson again proved a threat with the white ball in hand, taking four wickets. The skipper was Glamorgan's top wicket-taker in the format last season with 9 wickets.
Derbyshire also opened their One Day Cup campaign with a defeat on the road, losing by six wickets at Cheltenham against Gloucestershire.
View from the Camp - Ben Kellaway
"I really enjoyed getting out there for the first time. I had a lot of support from the boys in the changing room, taking the pressure off and telling me to play the way I want to play. Luckily it came off and it was a day I won't forget.
"We spoke in the changing room after the match and there were a lot of positives to take from the match at Worcester, especially how deep we took the game, there were a lot of positives to take in the field.
"On a personal note, it's just about taking every opportunity as it comes and at my age just learning and enjoying every moment I have out on the field".
Head-to-Head - Derbyshire vs Glamorgan
8 Sept 2008 at Cardiff – Glamorgan won by 50 runs.
26 April 2009 at Derby – Derbyshire won by 4 wickets.
20 May 2009 at Cardiff – Glamorgan won by 5 wickets.
27 Sept 2009 at Derby – Glamorgan won by 5 wickets.
30 July 2021 at Derby – No Result.
2 August 2022 at Derby - Glamorgan won by 8 wickets.
Glamorgan were the victors last summer at Derby, thanks to a match-winning return of 4/41 by Timm van der Gugten before Kiran Carlson blasted a quick-fire fifty to see the Welsh county home to their target with eight wickets in hand.
The Welsh county had won both of their games against Derbyshire n the NatWest Pro40 competition in 2009, with Glamorgan winning at Derby by five wickets as they successfully chased a target of 215 in 40 overs thanks to an unbeaten 69 by Tom Maynard plus 60 from Jim Allenby. Earlier that season, Glamorgan had also been victorious by the same winning margin at Sophia Gardens after a stand of 135 in 28 overs between Jamie Dalrymple and Ben Wright saw the Welsh county home with sixteen balls to spare.
How to Watch
Thanks to our friends at Worcestershire, a live stream will be in operation with commentary from BBC's Nick Webb and colleagues, and you can watch on the Glamorgan website via the match centre.
The match will also be covered on our social media channels, with updates, highlights, and reports throughout the game.
Tickets for home One Day Cup matches are available to purchase here