Durham will be looking to continue their strong start to the Metro Bank One Day Cup when they take on Glamorgan at South Northumberland Cricket Club in Gosforth tomorrow at 11am.
Ryan Campbell has named an unchanged squad of 14 to take on the Welsh outfit as Durham head North for their annual List A fixture at South Northumberland Cricket Club.
Campbell’s side will be looking to go three from three as they look to remain in contention for the knockout stages of the competition.
Durham sit third in Group B with two wins from their first two games having enjoyed victories over Derbyshire Falcons and Sussex Sharks while Glamorgan are in eighth place with 4 points having beat Sussex but lost to Yorkshire and Sussex Sharks.
Glamorgan are without five players to the Hundred with Kiran Carlson, Mason Crane, Asa Tribe, Sean Dickson and Ben Kellaway all on franchise duty.
Durham remain without Sam Conners (back), Archie Bailey (quad) and Daniel Hogg (wrist) as they continue to be monitored by the Durham Cricket Medical team.
Words from Alex Lees
Squad v Glamorgan (29 July)
Colin Ackermann, Kasey Aldridge*,Graham Clark, George Drissell, Emilio Gay, Shafiqullah Ghafari, Alex Lees, James Minto, Haydon Mustard, Duanne Olivier, Will Rhodes, Luke Robinson, Ollie Robinson+, Ben Stokes.
Opposition Corner
Captain: Andy Groin
2025 Position: 9th (Group A)
2025 Most Runs: Asa Tribe (401)
2025 Most Wickets: Zain ul Hassan & Ned Leonard (6)
Why they can win the competition: This is a competition that has brought success for Glamorgan, with two titles in the past five years. With five players missing, they will be hindered by The Hundred more than ever before, but their youthful talents might cause a few upsets.
Player to watch: Captain Andy Gorvin. Despite just 79 career matches, at 29 years of age Gorvin will be one of the most experienced players in the side. His white-ball, box-of-tricks skillset provides that unpredictable but reliable bowler you want in your side.
Young gun: Romano Franco. Glamorgan will likely have at least six under-23s playing but Franco is the most likely to stand out. With Mason Crane and Ben Kellaway absent, the 19-year-old slow-left-armer already has a year of this tournament under his belt.
Final thought: Hopes might not be too high for this year’s edition with Glamorgan currently coach and captain-less, but what it will bring is a chance to see who announce themselves next, as Asa Tribe and Tom Norton did last year.
Match Centre
The Club’s match centre will be in operation for the fixture with live scorecards, statistics & video highlights as they happen. You can watch the game live via Durham’s match centre and the Durham Cricket YouTube channel.