Conway and Latham Build Massive Partnership Against West Indies
New Zealand openers Devon Conway and Tom Latham delivered a masterful batting performance, constructing a monumental 323-run partnership on day one of the third Test against West Indies in Mount Maunganui. The duo dismantled the West Indies bowling attack with precision and patience, allowing New Zealand to accumulate an imposing total of 334-1 by day's end. Conway's technical excellence combined with Latham's resilience created a formidable platform for the home side, leaving West Indies struggling to make breakthroughs throughout the day. The partnership stands as one of New Zealand's finest opening stands in Test cricket history.
What was special about Conway and Latham's partnership?
The New Zealand openers built a massive 323-run partnership on day one of the third Test against West Indies in Mount Maunganui.
When did the Conway-Latham partnership take place?
The partnership occurred on day one of the third Test match between New Zealand and West Indies in Mount Maunganui.
Who were the batsmen involved in the 323-run partnership?
New Zealand openers Devon Conway and Tom Latham were the batsmen who constructed the massive partnership.
How did New Zealand perform overall on day one of the Test?
New Zealand ended day one at 334-1, with Conway and Latham's 323-run partnership forming the backbone of their total.
Where did the New Zealand vs West Indies Test match take place?
The third Test match between New Zealand and West Indies is being played at Mount Maunganui.
Location: Raipur - C.G.
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