SPINNER Tilly Corteen-Coleman picked up figures of four for eight as England breezed into the semi-finals of the Women’s Under-19 T20 World Cup with victory over New Zealand.

Corteen-Coleman sent down four immaculate overs against New Zealand, who stumbled to 89 all out in Malaysia, taking three in the last six balls of the innings.

The modest target proved a walk in the park, with Jemima Spence hitting a rapid 29 at the top of the order and there were 50 balls unused when Charlotte Stubbs sealed a six-wicket win midway through the 12th over.

The men’s Under-19 side enjoyed a profitable second day with the ball against South Africa A in Stellenbosch, with spinners Farhan Ahmed and Taz Ali to the fore.

Farhan, the 16-year-old younger brother of England international Rehan Ahmed, picked up three for 74 and Ali chipped in with three for 62. The hosts were 269 for eight at stumps, 30 behind England’s first-innings mark.

Captain Archie Vaughan, son of former England Test skipper Michael, also took a wicket having been dismissed for a duck on day one.