ENG vs NZ 1st Test, Day 1: Conway hits ton on debut; NZ Total 246/3

A century on debut, at Lord's. A really special knock from Devon Conway
A century on debut, at Lord's. A really special knock from Devon Conway

At stumps, along with left-hander Conway (240 balls, 16x4s), Henry Nicholls was batting on 46 (149 balls, 3x4s) at Lord’s.

Devon Conway became only the sixth player in test history to score a century on his debut at Lord’s on Wednesday, leading New Zealand to 246/3 against England on Day 1 of the series opener. The 29-year-old Conway was unbeaten on 136 to maintain the stunning start to his international career in all formats, making an array of shots, leaving well, and showing a compact defense to blunt England’s all-seam attack under blue skies at the home of cricket.

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Devon Conway walking off with the highest score on Test debut at the HomeOfCricket and the highest score by a BLACKCAP on Test debut overseas

Kane Williamson, the captain of New Zealand, had won the toss and opted to bat. Robinson, though, quickly accounted for Tom Latham (23) with the team score at 58. Williamson (13), meanwhile, did not linger long. Robinson then removed Ross Taylor (14) to reduce the score to 114 for three.

At lunch, New Zealand was 85 for one wicket, with Conway inching closer to his maiden half-century. And at the tea interval, New Zealand were144 for three wickets, with Conway going strong with 71.

scorecard at Stump’s on Day 1

Batsman Dismissals Runs Balls Fours Sixes
Tom Latham b Robinson 23 57 2 0
Devon Conway not out 136 240 16 0
Kane Williamson b Anderson 13 33 2 0
Ross Taylor lbw b Robinson 14 38 1 0
Henry Nicholls not out 46 149 3 0
Total: 246-3 in 86 Overs
Bowlers Overs Maiden Runs Wickets
James Anderson 20 5 55 1
Stuart Broad 20 5 42 0
Ollie Robinson 16 4 50 2
Mark Wood 18 6 49 0
Joe Root 12 1 37 0

New Zealand vs England playing 11 New Zealand playing 11: Tom Latham, Devon Conway, Kane Williamson (c), Ross Taylor, Henry Nicholls, BJ Watling (w), Colin de Grandhomme, Mitchell Santner, Kyle Jamieson, Tim Southee, Neil Wagner.

England playing 11: Rory Burns, Dominic Sibley, Zak Crawley, Joe Root(c), Daniel Lawrence, Ollie Pope, James Bracey(w), Ollie Robinson, Stuart Broad, Mark Wood, James Anderson.

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