Conway, Latham Record Partnership Puts NZ Ahead in 3rd Test

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18 Dec 2025 | 09:30 pm
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Devon Conway and Tom Latham delivered a standout performance for New Zealand on Day 2 of the 3rd Test against West Indies. Their exceptional record-breaking opening partnership has significantly propelled the home side into a commanding position in Mount Maunganui. This pivotal display shifted the momentum.

 

Record Partnership Builds Momentum

 

The formidable duo combined seamlessly, registering a monumental opening stand that rewrote the record books for New Zealand in this format. Their collaboration proved instrumental in establishing a solid foundation for the Black Caps' innings. The partnership showcased remarkable resilience.

 

This record partnership by Conway and Latham was crucial in ensuring New Zealand established a substantial lead over the visiting West Indies team. The hosts now find themselves firmly in control as the match progresses at Mount Maunganui. Their efforts set a strong tone.

 

Mount Maunganui Witnesses Dominance

 

The ongoing 3rd Test between New Zealand and West Indies is being contested at the scenic Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui. Spectators witnessed an enthralling display of Test cricket, particularly from the New Zealand openers. The conditions were favorable for batting.

 

Following the heroics of Devon Conway and Tom Latham, the New Zealand side is now well-placed to dictate terms for the remainder of the fixture. Their significant contributions have undoubtedly put immense pressure on the West Indies. The innings continued to build.

 

New Zealand Ahead After Day Two

 

As Day 2 concluded, the record opening partnership stands as the defining highlight of the match so far, tilting the balance decisively in favour of New Zealand. Their strong performance ensures they hold a distinct advantage heading into the subsequent days of the 3rd Test against West Indies. The team will aim to capitalize.