'Fantastic moment' - teenager Corteen-Coleman takes first international wicket
England's 18-year-old spinner Tilly Corteen-Coleman has always appeared mature beyond her years.
In last year's Hundred her captain at Southern Brave, Georgia Adams, let her be her dog sitter - not a role you'd give to every teenager.
That maturity oozed from Corteen-Coleman throughout her England debut in Chester-le-Street on Sunday - with the ball, in the field and, crucially, in the final-wicket partnership with stand-in captain Charlie Dean, which sealed the tense win over New Zealand in the first one-day international.
Not until after, with her voice breaking a touch as she spoke in her post-match press conference, were there any sign of nerves.
