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Middlesex coach Rory Coutts orchestrates slip catching practice
Coutts is in the top echelon of coaches as far as Broom is concerned. Ray Lawrence Photography

Broom hails quiet man Coutts among the best of coaches

Middlesex Women's head coach suggests sky is the limit for colleague Coutts.

29.07.26, 08:30 Updated 28.07.26, 17:56 3 Minute Read

Jon Batham

Jon Batham

Rory Coutts might not be the first name to trip off the tongue when discussing the Middlesex backroom staff – but the county's Women’s head coach Marc Broom believes he’s one of the best in the business at his art.

Coutts has been in and around the Middlesex set-up for the best part of two decades now, progressing up through the youth and academy coaching ranks to his current position of club coach.

Yet, save for being wheeled out occasionally to face the media on a day when things have perhaps gone less than well on the field, Zimbabwean-born Coutts is a man who has quietly wheeled away backstage rather than in the limelight.

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