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3rd Test: WI Make Strong Start After Conway's Double Ton Powers NZ To 575/8 Dec
Conway scored a brilliant 227, and with Rachin Ravindra contributing a crucial 72 not out, sharing an unbeaten 39-run partnership for the ninth wicket with recalled spinner Ajaz Patel (30 not out), New Zealand built on their overnight score of 334/1 and declared on 575/8 in their first innings on the Friday morning.
But the West Indies came up with a strong response to their massive score, reaching 110 without loss in 23 overs when stumps were drawn at the end of the second day. Brandon King reached 55 undefeated, and with his partner John Campbell was batting on 45 not out as the West Indies ended the day trailing New Zealand by 465 runs.
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