Tilly Corteen-Coleman

Matilda Rose Corteen-Coleman, born on August 23, 2007, in Canterbury, Kent, England, is a left-arm orthodox spinner and left-handed batter for Surrey and Southern Brave. She burst onto the professional scene at 16 with South East Stars, taking four wickets in four balls against Northern Diamonds in the 2024 Charlotte Edwards Cup for match figures of 5-19. Named PCA Women's Young Player of the Year nominee, she claimed 25 wickets across 19 domestic matches that season and signed her first full professional contract with Surrey. The youngest ever Hundred player at 16, she took 6 wickets in 8 matches for Southern Brave while scoring 135 runs. At 18 in 2026, she led England Women U19's wicket-taking at the T20 World Cup with 11 scalps at 9.45 average.

Corteen-Coleman earned her first senior England call-up for the 2026 home T20 World Cup as the sole uncapped newcomer, showcasing her prodigious talent. Domestically, she boasts 25 T20 wickets at 18.16 average (best 4/22), 20 List A scalps at 22.15 (best 3/37), and 18 first-class wickets including a 5/30. Her debut Hundred season featured economical spells like 2/19, while consistent early breakthroughs mark her style. With Surrey in 2026, she continues dominating the Charlotte Edwards Cup with 16 wickets in 11 matches. This rapid rise positions the teenager as England's next big spin prospect.