"Oliver Benjamin Cox" is an English cricketer who plays county cricket for Worcestershire County Cricket Club/Worcestershire.

Cox has been associated with Worcestershire for some years, having played at Under-13, Under-15 and Under-17 level, although not originally as a wicket-keeper.

He captained the Under-17 side against Somerset County Cricket Club/Somerset U-17s in July 2009, scoring exactly 100.

Cox was called up to make his first-class cricket/first-class debut, aged 17, in Worcestershire's penultimate County Championship match of 2009, against Somerset at County Ground, Taunton/Taunton.

Withdrawn from his lessons at Bromsgrove School for the occasion,

he scored 61 in his only innings of a drawn match (an innings in which Daryl Mitchell (cricketer)/Daryl Mitchell scored 298), winnings compliments for an innings that after a slightly nervous start had become one of "great maturity and judgment".

Keeping wicket, his first first-class dismissal was that of Marcus Trescothick, stumped for 72. He also took four catches, including a spectacular leg-side dive to dismiss Arul Suppiah.

He was awarded a four-year contract by Worcestershire in October 2009, Director of Cricket Steve Rhodes paying tribute to his performance on debut, saying he showed 'real character'.

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