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Western Bulldogs AFL premiership player Joel Hamling has told the Dogs he wants to be traded to Fremantle.The move would see Hamling return to his home state after he was drafted by Geelong in 2011.The tall defender didnt play a game for the Cats and was delisted at the end of the 2014 season, but he made 23 senior appearances for the Bulldogs in the past two seasons after he signed as a delisted free agent.The 23-year-olds stocks rose during the Dogs stirring finals run, which culminated in the grand final win over Sydney in which he largely curbed the influence of Swans superstar Lance Franklin.Its great news ... I think Joels been considering coming back throughout the year and then obviously with the way the Bulldogs went clouded the decision a bit more, Dockers list manager Brad Lloyd told 6PR radio on Saturday.I presume hes agonised over the decision over recent weeks, but with the grand final celebrations its been more difficult to come to a decision.But hes indicated to us hed like to get back to Western Australia and play for Fremantle, which is fantastic news.The Dockers have been a major player in this AFL trade period, landing Cam McCarthy from Greater Western Sydney and Bradley Hill from Hawthorn.They also allowed 172-game veteran Chris Mayne to depart via free agency and the 27-year-old signed with Collingwood.Geelong forward Shane Kersten, also a Western Australian native and a good friend of Hamling, is set to fill Maynes spot in Fremantles attack.They both want to get to Fremantle so I think we can work through and get something done, for sure, Lloyd said.They are certainly best mates, theyre inseparable. 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Derbyshire 188 for 3 (Madsen 59*, Hughes 43*) beat Worcestershire 185 for 7 (Cox 59*, Hughes 3-23) by seven wicketsScorecardDerbyshire Falcons ended a run of three successive defeats and dealt a further blow to Worcestershire Rapids hopes of reaching the NatWest T20 Blast quarter-finals with a seven-wicket success at New Road.The Rapids recovered from a dismal start to set a challenging target of 186 thanks to some spectacular late big hitting by keeper Ben Cox and Matt Henry.The Falcons kept up with the necessary run-rate and when the heavens opened at the end of the 15th over they had reached 130 for 3 having inched ahead of the DL total of 128.The weather relented and the players returned but it made no difference to the outcome as Chesney Hughes and Wayne Madsen pressed the accelerator to see the Falcons home with seven balls to spare.Madsen ended on 59 and Hughes 43 as the pair added an unbroken 97 in nine overs. It means the Rapids, the early pace-setters in the North Group, have now lost three of their last four games with the other being a no-result.Fit-again skipper Wes Durston set the tone for the Falcons reply with 32 from 19 deliveries in an opening stand of 48 in five overs with Hamish Rutherford. He eventually heaved across the line and was bowled by Henry.Kyle Abbott conceded 28 runs in his first two overs on his home debut but then held onto a fine low catch at long off to dismiss Hamish Rutherford (37) in Joe Leachs first over.Leach, the leading wicket-taker in the T20 Blast this summer, collected his 18th wicket of the campaign when Neil Broom (6) was caught on the cover boundary. But Hughes struck the Rapids vice-captain for two sixes to keep the visitors in contention before the rain break.On their return Madsen took over the mantle of chief aggressor and reached his half century off 31 balls with three sixes and four fours.Ben Cox had celebrated signingg a new four year contract with Worcestershire earlier this week by scoring a competition best 63 not out as he and Henry rescued the Rapids and enabled them to post a competitive total.ddddddddddddThe Worcestershire wicket-keeper smashed two sixes and seven fours in his 29 ball knock and Henry was equally effective in making an unbeaten 35 from just 15 deliveries. The eighth wicket pair bludgeoned 62 off four overs and 41 from the last two as Worcestershire closed on 185 for 7.Worcestershire, who had not arrived back from yesterdays T20 Blast clash at Durham until 3.30am, had been put into bat and lost four wickets inside the first four overs to Jimmy Neesham and Andy Carter.Neesham had home skipper Daryl Mitchell (0) caught behind and Tom Kohler-Cadmore (24) was undone by a shorter ball from the New Zealander and helped it around the corner to leg slip.Carter struck twice in his first over as Alexei Kervezee (1) fended a through ball to the keeper and Joe Clarke (7) top edged a catch to third man.Former Derbyshire player Ross Whiteley (18) hit one typically massive six off Neesham but then holed out to long off in Alex Hughes first over and the same player accounted for Brett DOliveira (17) who went for a ramp shot and perished at short fine leg.Leach (13) helped Cox add 44 before he heaved across the line and gave Alex Hughes a third wicket and the Falcons bowler finished with T20 Best figures of 3-23.The game was played under the banner of #YELL4FELL and Cricket Versus Cancer after the battle of Worcestershire batsman Tom Fell and first team scorer Dawn Pugh against the disease.The Worcestershire players wore a one-off yellow kit in support of their colleagues which was auctioned off after the game to supporters for various cancer charities. 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