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Devon Conway has come a long way in international cricket. From being a second-tier player in the domestic cricket circuit in South Africa to representing New Zealand on the global stage, it has been quite a journey. By no means has it been smooth though.
Conway started playing in South Africa domestically but failed to make a strong impression and earn a spot among the first-tier players. His irregular batting positions in different formats of cricket and the inconsistency of performance prevented his success.
His career trajectory changed completely after he moved to New Zealand in 2017. He showed brilliance in domestic competitions and rose to quickly become part of the national team. This attacking left-handed batsman has maintained a promising record, even contributing to his new team’s ICC World Test Championship (WTC) win in 2021.
As the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup approaches, fans expect to see Conway in New Zealand’s playing eleven.
Personal Information
| Name | Nationality | Other Name | Role | Date of Birth | Birth Place | Batting Style | Bowling Style | Marital Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Devon Conway | New Zealand | - | Wicket-keeper batsman | July 8, 1991 | Wellington, New Zealand | Left-handed | Right-arm medium (occasional) | Married |
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Devon Conway struggled to show consistency in different formats and batting orders in South Africa. After his shift to New Zealand, his cricketing career got a new lease of life. He has become a highly rated top-order batsman in all formats, scoring runs at will. His cricketing exploits also earned him an IPL contract with the Chennai Super Kings.
After being named the domestic player of the year 2020, he put up a great show of skills in international cricket, especially in the limited-overs formats. He made an impression in his T20 debut and stole the limelight as he hit 200 in his test debut 2021 against England. New Zealand won the ICC WTC title that year, Conway doing his bit with the bat at the top.
Conway has multiple centuries in formats like Tests, ODIs, T20s, FC and List A. His ICC rankings in various formats are also noteworthy. He holds the 23rd Test rank, 45th ODI rank, and 24th T20 rank as a batsman. Even though he is primarily a top-order batsman, he can also be a valuable wicketkeeper. With steady stats, Conway has become a valuable New Zealand cricket team member. His performances spiked attention from IPL franchises, with Chennai Super Kings picking him up in IPL 2022. His first IPL season was good, where he scored 252 in seven matches.
Not being pushed enough at the domestic level in South Africa, Conway faced umpteen challenges in a bid to prove his cricketing credentials in New Zealand. He has shown great resolve and taken all the opportunities that have come his way with great confidence and done his best to live up to expectations.
