Top 3 Knocks By Devon Conway Against Pakistan Across Formats
Devon Conway Against Pakistan Across Formats [Twitter.com]
New Zealand star opener, Devon Conway, born on July 8, 1991, in Johannesburg, South Africa, has emerged as an eminent figure in international cricket. His journey to stardom is a story of absolute determination and excellent skill.
Devon Conway, in the short international career that he has had, has done well in most countries, which makes him one of the best in the world. Devon Conway is an attacking left-handed batsman and also a productive wicketkeeper, who relishes batting at the top in limited-overs cricket.
Conway also featured a magnificent innings of 200 on test debut at Lord's Cricket Ground against England, becoming only the second New Zealander to score a double ton on debut. Since then, Conway has been a regular in the New Zealand team across all formats of the game and has established himself as one of the most talented batsmen in world cricket. With his ability to play both attacking and defensive innings and his sharp reflexes both as a wicketkeeper and in the field, Conway is seen as a key player for the New Zealand.
Since making his T20I debut for New Zealand in November 2020, he has become a regular in the team and has delivered consistently, showcasing his skills in T20Is, Tests, and ODIs.
Lets look at the Top 3 knocks by Devon Conway against Pakistan across formats.
122 off 199 vs Pakistan, Karachi (2023)
Devon Conway scored 122 runs against Pakistan (X.Com)
The Johannesburg-born player made 122 runs against Pakistan in the second test at the same venue, Karachi, in January 2023. He faced 191 balls, hit 16 fours and a six to reach this milestone and had a strike-rate of over 63.87.
Opener Devon Conway led New Zealand’s early domination of Pakistan on Day 1 of the second Test with a knock of 122 before the hosts struck back in the final session to limit their opponents to 309/6 at stumps. Electing to bat first, the visitors started strongly as Conway stitched together partnerships of 134 and 100 with Tom Latham and Kane Williamson, respectively, in front of a modest crowd at the National Stadium. The match ended in a draw.
101 off 92 vs Pakistan, Karachi (2023)
Devon Conway 101 from just 92 balls (X.com)
The left-handed Kiwis' opener Devon Conway was the hero on the pitch of Karachi, who scored a brilliant century. Conway hit 13 boundaries and six off 92 balls, his second hundred in one-day internationals. New Zealand scored a 79-run win on a wicket which provided plenty of turn and bounce for the spinners in Karachi, when it looked like they might squander a huge second-wicket partnership between century-maker Devon Conway and captain Kane Williamson batting first.
Conway’s 101 came from just 92 balls, featuring 13 fours and a six. He brought up his ton in the 29th over, hitting three reverse-sweep fours in the first four balls from leg-spinner Usama Mir, then scored two off the last to reach his century.
63 off 45 vs Pakistan, Napier, (2020)
Devon Conway knock of 63 off 45 balls (X.com)
The third and final T20I between New Zealand and Pakistan came to a thrilling finish in Napier, with Men in Green registering a win by four wickets and thus avoiding a series clean-sweep.
Pakistan captain Shadab Khan won the toss and opted to bowl first. Both the teams had a decent start in the power play as the Kiwis hit 47 runs but also lost the wickets of Martin Guptill and Kane Williamson. Devon Conway, during his knock of 63 off 45 balls, smashed seven fours and a six. Phillips supported him well with his 31 runs with the help of four boundaries.
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