World test championship
Here's How Devon Conway Has Been Practicing To Face Indian Bowlers In WTC Finals
India and New Zealand are set to play the inaugural World Test Championship(WTC) final in Southampton, England from 18th June.
The Kiwis have added young Devon Conway to their Test squad after his impressive limited-overs debut in the home season earlier this year. It will be the first time Conway will be facing an Indian attack and that too in a test match.
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