Devon Conway Leads New Zealand's Commanding First Innings with Career-Best 227

New Zealand declared their first innings at 575-8, thanks to Devon Conway's impressive 227 against West Indies in the series' final test. Despite losing early wickets, West Indies maintained a strong start at 110 without loss. Kemar Roach missed play due to injury while Jayden Seales made some breakthroughs.

New Zealand built a formidable lead in the final test against West Indies, declaring their first innings at 575-8 after a stellar performance by Devon Conway, who achieved a career-best 227 runs. This placed New Zealand at a commanding position on day two in Mount Maunganui.

The West Indies responded positively, reaching 110 for no loss, though still trailing by a significant margin. Openers John Campbell and Brandon King both looked solid, scoring 45 and 55 respectively, as they faced both pace and spin with ease.

With New Zealand already 1-0 up in the series, the pressure mounted on the West Indies. They faced setbacks, notably with Kemar Roach's absence due to a hamstring issue, while Jayden Seales and Justin Greaves provided some resistance by claiming key New Zealand wickets.

(With inputs from agencies.)