In an extraordinary display of batting prowess, Devon Conway and Tom Latham forged a remarkable 323-run partnership in the third Test against the West Indies at Mount Maunganui. Their monumental opening stand not only set the tone for the match but also highlighted the importance of mental fortitude and strategic planning in cricket.

New Zealand openers Devon Conway and Tom Latham etched their names into the record books during the NZ vs WI Test as they stitched together a historic opening partnership, becoming the first pair to achieve a massive World Test Championship milestone and dominate the West Indies bowling attack.

Tom Latham and Devon Conway put on New Zealand's second-highest first-wicket red-ball stand, as they took control of the third Test against West Indies on Thursday

In his first outing in India, Tom Latham scored 55 off 97 balls before retiring in the first innings in New Zealand’s warm-up match against Mumbai in New Delhi. Latham saw off the new ball as he patiently built his innings.