New Zealand Dominate Day Two of Third Test Against West Indies

Overview

New Zealand posted a massive first innings total against West Indies in the third Test, powered by Devon Conway career best double century. In response West Indies openers showed confidence reaching 110 without loss by stumps on Day Two.

Devon Conway celebrates his double century during the third Test against West Indies.
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New Zealand asserted complete control on the second day of the third Test match against West Indies by declaring their first innings at a commanding total of 575 runs for eight wickets. The hosts displayed patience, skill, and intent throughout their innings, putting the visitors under early pressure.

Devon Conway Registers Career Best Test Knock

Historic Double Century Anchors New Zealand Innings

Opening batter Devon Conway delivered an outstanding batting performance, scoring a magnificent 227 runs. His innings included 31 boundaries and showcased flawless technique, strong temperament, and exceptional shot selection.

This remarkable knock stands as the highest score of Conway Test career, underlining his growing stature in international cricket. He dominated the bowling attack and ensured New Zealand built a huge total.

Rachin Ravindra Adds Valuable Support

Solid Contribution Strengthens the Batting Line up

All rounder Rachin Ravindra provided crucial support in the middle order remaining unbeaten on 72 runs. His calm and composed approach helped New Zealand maintain momentum and extend their advantage before declaring.

West Indies Bowlers Show Resistance

Three Bowlers Pick Up Key Wickets

Despite the tough conditions, West Indies bowlers managed to pick up some wickets.

• Justin Greaves claimed two wickets
• Anderson Phillip took two wickets
• Jayden Seales also finished with two scalps

Their efforts prevented New Zealand from crossing the 600 run mark but the damage had already been done.

West Indies Respond with Confident Start

Openers Reach 110 Without Loss

In reply West Indies showed positive intent and ended Day Two on 110 runs without losing a wicket.

• Brandon King remained not out on 55 runs
• John Campbell supported him with 45 not out

Both openers batted with confidence and discipline providing their team with a strong and encouraging start after a challenging day in the field.

Match Poised for an Interesting Battle

With New Zealand holding a massive first innings advantage and West Indies openers showing resilience the Test match is shaping up for an intriguing contest as play moves into the next day.

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