Brydon Carse, a muscular, six-feet-three seamer primarily pounds the hard length, pushes the batsmen back and knocks them over with a devilish full ball.

Brydon Carse bowled England to a commanding victory in the first Test against New Zealand, underlining his status as a rising star in Christchurch. Carse caught the eye on unhelpful pitches in Pakistan in his debut series,

Ben Duckett signalled the charge with an anarchic innings of 27 in 18 balls, while Joe Root capped his 150th Test with a no-less free-flowing 22 not out from 15. The coup de grâce was applied by Bethell in a performance of rare precocity - 50 not out from 37 balls,

Brydon Carse took 6-42 as England dismissed New Zealand for 254 on the fourth morning of the first test Sunday, leaving itself a target of only 104 runs to complete a comprehensive win and take a 1-0 series lead.