After being unsold at the IPL 2026 auction, former Chennai Super Kings opener Devon Conway went on to smash his career-best Test score in the third Test against the West Indies at Mount Maunganui.

As Devon Conway walked onto Bay Oval Thursday to face the West Indies in his 32nd Test, a reminder of his long and varied career was plastered on his back.

Devon Conway compiled the highest Test score to help New Zealand declare their innings at a massive score of 575/8, but the West Indies responded with a strong start in their first innings as they reached 110 for no loss at stumps on Day 2 of the third and final Test at Bay Oval on Friday.

The West Indies’ batters have started strongly chasing New Zealand’s mammoth first innings total, to leave the game in the balance at the end of play on

Mount Maunganui in Bay Oval rolled out one of those classic New Zealand pitches - indistinguishable in colour from the lush outfield. A green strip of doom for anyone looking to bat time. Tom Latham however,

All the action from day two of the third test between New Zealand and the West Indies, from Mt Maunganui’s Bay Oval. New Zealand reached tea at 508-6 on day two. Devon Conway has raised his second test double-century.

Devon Conway explained that New Zealand’s plan after opting to bat first in the third Test against the West Indies was clear from the outset, saying that the side aimed to “bat big, bat well, and give our bowlers an opportunity to bowl in the fourth innings”.