New Zealand reached 361-4 on day one of the third Test against England, but Devon Conway admitted to 'struggles' and the team bemoaned a lack of 'clinical nature' despite their dominant performance.

Tom Latham and Devon Conway made history with a 317-run opening partnership against England, marking the second-highest for New Zealand in away Tests.

England faced a challenging day against New Zealand, with Devon Conway and Tom Latham setting a record opening partnership of 317 before the hosts managed a late fightback at Trent Bridge.

During a cricket Test match, England missed a crucial opportunity to dismiss New Zealand's Devon Conway, failing to review an LBW decision that would have been given out.

England finally secured their first wickets of the third Test, with Ben Stokes dismissing Tom Latham for 151 and Joe Root removing Devon Conway for 157 in the following over, as New Zealand fell from 317-0 to 319-2 on the opening day at Trent Bridge.