Conway and Latham pile on the runs as New Zealand sets the West Indies 462 to win the 3rd test
Summary
Tom Latham and Devon Conway forged record-breaking partnerships as New Zealand declared at 306-2, setting West Indies 462 to win in the third test at Mount Maunganui.
Key Points
- Tom Latham and Devon Conway set a record with a 192-run second innings partnership in the third test against West Indies.
- New Zealand declared at 306-2 on the fourth day, leading by 461 runs after bowling out West Indies for 420 in the first innings.
- Conway scored a double century and a century in the same test, becoming the first New Zealander to do so.
- Jacob Duffy took key wickets to bowl out West Indies in the first hour of the fourth day, with Kavem Hodge remaining unbeaten on 123 runs.
