Teenager Rew extends Somerset deal until end of 2029
England teenager Thomas Rew signs a new deal with Somerset to keep him at the club until the end of the 2029 season.
Rew plays at Somerset alongside his older brother James and has been part of the club's pathway since the under-11 stage.
His previous deal with the club took him to the end of the 2028 campaign.
He burst onto the scene in June 2025 when he hit the fastest-ever century for England Under-19s and earlier this year captained the side to the Under-19 World Cup final, quickly becoming one of England's brightest young talents.
Hurry said that Rew - who turns 19 next month - has a "strong work ethic".
"What has stood out most is how comfortable and confident he has looked from the outset," he said.
"He has a strong work ethic, a real willingness to learn and improve, and the resilience and determination needed to keep developing his game.
"Those qualities will give him every opportunity to fulfil his potential and make a significant impact for Somerset in the years ahead."
Rew added that it was an "honour" to call Somerset home.
"It's where I've grown up, and every time I walk out in front of those fans it's very special," he said.
"The Somerset badge means a lot to me and to everyone inside that dressing room, so hopefully we can continue to challenge for trophies and bring a few more home."
