Christchurch [New Zealand], : During the first Test against New Zealand, England seamer Brydon Carse registered a record of taking ten wickets in an overseas Test which has not been achieved by experienced campaigners like James Anderson and Stuart Broad during their playing days.
Carse snapped four wickets in the first innings where he conceded 64 runs and bowled one maiden over in his spell of 19 overs. In the second innings, the right-arm seamer bagged six wickets in his 19.1 overs where gave away 42 runs and bowled four maiden overs.
With this 10-wicket haul in a match, Brydon Carse became the first England bowler to take ten wickets in a Test overseas since Monty Panesar at the Wankhede Stadium in 2012. He also became the first English fast bowler since left-arm speedster Ryan Sidebottom who also achieved it during New Zealand series at Hamilton in 2008
Coming to the match, Jacob Bethell’s debut fifty and Brydon Carse’s dominance with the ball helped England secure a dominating eight-wicket victory over New Zealand on Sunday at Hagley Oval in Christchurch, as reported by ICC.
England won the toss and opted to field first. The fifties from a returning Kane Williamson and Glenn Phillips were crucial in NZ reaching 348/10.
Brydon Carse and Shoaib Bashir were top bowlers for England.
In the next innings, thanks to a fine century from a red-hot Harry Brook and half-centuries from Ollie Pope and skipper Ben Stokes , England reached a lead of 151 runs, getting all out for 499 runs.
In their next innings, despite fifties from Kane and Daryl Mitchell , the Kiwis were bundled out for 254 runs, giving themselves only 103 runs lead. Carse completed a memorable ten-wicket haul while Chris Woakes got three scalps.
England chased down the total with eight wickets in hand, with Bethell unbeaten with Joe Root .
Carse secured a ‘Player of the Match’ for his 10 wicket haul and a knock of 33* in 24 balls in the first innings.
England is 1-0 up in the three-match series, with the second Test in Wellington from December 6 onwards.
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