Conway, Latham Heroics Put New Zealand in Command Against West Indies
Devon Conway and Tom Latham starred again with a 192-run stand as New Zealand set West Indies a daunting 462-run target heading into Day 5 of the final Test.
West Indies earlier added just 39 runs to finish 420, with Kavem Hodge unbeaten on 123, giving New Zealand a 155-run first-innings lead. Conway made history by becoming the first New Zealander to hit a double century and a century in the same Test, scoring 227 and then 100, while Latham added 101. New Zealand declared at 306/2. West Indies reached 43/0 at stumps, needing 418 more, with survival their best hope.
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