Tom Fell

Tom Fell, Riki Wessels post fifties but Worcestershire trail by 147 at end of second day

Fell's first red-ball ton since recovering from testicular cancer paves way for 78-run win

Visitors lead by 184 with four wickets standing after Fell's highest score in two years

A spell of five wickets in 38 balls from Morne Morkel either side of tea saw the Division One leaders roar back into contention against bottom side Worcestershire

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Tom Fell's first century since his recovery from cancer kept alive Worcestershire's chances of a quarter-final place in the Royal London Cup with a four-wicket victory over Lancashire

Tom Fell made a memorable comeback for Worcestershire with a stylish half-century against Leicestershire at New Road on his return to the County Championship after an absence of nearly 10 months.

Tom Fell has spoken in depth about the dangers of testicular cancer

An exciting young crop of Worcestershire players promises much for the future - but a promotion challenge may be beyond them

Tom Fell, the Worcestershire batsman, is to undergo a course of chemotherapy and will miss the start of the season

Worcestershire batsman Tom Fell has undergone surgery for testicular cancer but is confident of resuming cricket next month and wants to use his experience to raise awareness of the disease

Worcestershire may be heading back to Division Two, but they do so in the knowledge that they have a crop of young players who promise better times around the corner

Like winning a hat the day after losing your head, Worcestershire's discovery of a potent overseas bowler has come too late to save their Division One status

Tom Fell was cruelly run out for 83 as Worcestershire took the attritional approach in reaching 223 for 4 from 83 overs on the first day of their LV= County Championship match against Durham

Surrey secured themselves a place in the quarter-finals of the Royal London Cup after beating Worcestershire by 36 runs at the Kia Oval.

Middlesex's winless run at Uxbridge looked like being extended as Worcestershire maintained the upper hand through Tom Fell's 143

Joe Leach nipped a potential Middlesex recovery in the bud before Tom Fell and Moeen Ali hit half-centuries to keep Worcestershire on top

Half-centuries by Tom Fell and Ben Cox enabled Worcestershire to frustrate an attacking ploy by Durham on the opening day of the LV= County Championship clash at New Road