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England has named uncapped spinner Tilly Corteen-Coleman in their squad for the Womenâs T20 World Cup. The team, captained by Nat Sciver-Brunt, aims for success on home soil this summer.
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Tilly Corteen-Coleman is included in England's squad for the T20 World Cup (Getty)
Uncapped 18-year-old spinner Tilly Corteen-Coleman has earned inclusion in England cricketâs squad for the Womenâs T20 World Cup.
Charlotte Edwardsâs side will target glory on home soil this summer with Nat Sciver-Brunt captaining a 15-player group which blends youth and experience.
Corteen-Coleman is one of three left-arm spinning options alongside Sophie Ecclestone and Linsey Smith, with leg-spinner Sarah Glenn missing out as she recovers from a broken finger.
Quick bowlers Lauren Filer and Issy Wong are both set to feature at a T20 World Cup for the first time, while all-rounder Dani Gibson has been in eye-catching form at the start of the domestic season for Somerset.
Dani Gibson has been in good form for Somerset (Getty)
Tilly Corteen-Coleman is an 18-year-old uncapped spinner included in England's squad for the Womenâs T20 World Cup, marking her debut at this level.
The squad consists of 15 players, blending youth and experience, with three left-arm spinners including Corteen-Coleman, Sophie Ecclestone, and Linsey Smith.
Nat Sciver-Brunt is the captain of the England team for the Womenâs T20 World Cup.
Sarah Glenn is missing from the squad due to recovering from a broken finger.

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There is no place for experienced top order batter Tammy Beaumont, who captained England in their last outing in the format against India last summer. Rising star Davina Perrin, a standout in last yearâs Hundred, also misses out.
âThe waiting and wondering is over, we have named our ICC Womenâs T20 World Cup squad and there is no doubt that it has been incredibly tough to get to these 15 names,â head coach Edwards, who captained the side to glory on home soil in 2009, said.
âThis is the hardest set of selection meetings I have been a part of because the pool of players to choose from is so strong and so many talented players have put their hand up to be a part of the squad, which is exactly what we want. That is the nature of world-class sport, and it is a privilege we donât take lightly to be able to make these difficult decisions.
Charlotte Edwards captained England to victory in the T20 World Cup in 2009 (Getty)
âAn ICC Womenâs T20 World Cup on home soil is a special moment for the game in this country, and we are all really motivated by what could be ahead for this group of players and what they can achieve this summer.â
England open their World Cup campaign against Sri Lanka at Edgbaston on Friday 12 June. They also take on Ireland, New Zealand, Scotland and the West Indies in Group B, with the top two finishers progressing to the semi-finals.
The tournament final will be held at Lordâs on 5 July.
Ahead of the tournament, England will host New Zealand and India in white-ball series. Kira Chathli and Jodi Grewcock have been given their first call-ups for the ODI leg of New Zealandâs visit, with Em Arlott, Mahika Gaur and Emma Lamb also earning inclusion.
Sophia Dunkley, Charlie Dean and Danni Wyatt-Hodge will miss that series to manage their workloads.
England squad for 2026 Womenâs T20 World Cup
Nat Sciver-Brunt, The Blaze (Capt)
Lauren Bell, Hampshire
Alice Capsey, Surrey
Tilly Corteen-Coleman, Surrey
Charlie Dean, Somerset
Sophia Dunkley, Surrey
Sophie Ecclestone, Lancashire
Lauren Filer, Durham
Dani Gibson, Somerset
Amy Jones, The Blaze
Freya Kemp, Hampshire
Heather Knight, Somerset
Linsey Smith, Hampshire
Issy Wong, Warwickshire
Danni Wyatt-Hodge, Surrey