Derbyshire captain David Lloyd advised BBC Sport Wales:
“It’s been over 1,000 days since our final 4 day win (at Derby) so it’s very pleasing for the lads who’ve been right here that point and for the followers who comply with us dwelling and away, everybody’s actually comfortable to get that first (Championship) win for some time. To get that monkey off our again is essential.
“The best way our bowlers have gone about their work has been very spectacular going again to Zak (Chappell) on the primary morning.
“I used to be an off-spinner rising up then went to seam, however I’ve acquired a foul knee so I’ve been bowling off-spin and it’s popping out okay, it provides extra for the workforce.
“The one I bowled to Chris (Cooke), I’m unsure I’ll bowl that once more particularly since we grew up collectively for Glamorgan, greatest pals, and that was a particular wicket, however Jack Morley had an ideal effort as properly.”
Glamorgan coach Grant Bradburn advised BBC Sport Wales:
“We have been soundly crushed by an excellent Derbyshire efficiency, Zak Chappell was excellent. We acquired ourselves behind the sport within the first hour, 32 for six, and that was an excessive amount of to come back again from.
“We confirmed glimpses (on day three) of getting again to some type of parity and couldn’t fairly clinch these moments as Derbyshire bowled properly within the afternoon too.
“Undoubtedly there’s a whole lot of issues that didn’t go our method together with the toss, and a few essential selections, however that’s Mom Cricket.
“We’re demanding vital performances (from second workforce gamers) to make the primary workforce, we’ve acquired plenty of gamers tapping on the door, however I would like them to knock it down.”