Ronchi: Latham, Young, and Conway dropped the ball well in their respective innings

Luke Ronchi: The trio of Tom Latham, Will Young, and Devon Conway dropped the ball well in their respective innings.

According to batting coach Luke Ronchi- The trio of Tom Latham, Will Young, and Devon Conway left the ball well early in their respective innings, which frustrated the bowlers. They lost Young for 54 but rode on Latham’s unbeaten 186 and Conway’s 99 not out to end the first day on 349 for 1.

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Ronchi said. We did it quite well on Mount [Maunganui]. But we let ourselves down in the period that brought Bangladesh back into the game. We did it for the whole day today. The boys were wonderful.

His mindset has been amazing-

“Going forward in the series, his mindset has been amazing. We had some work in between Tests. What we saw today was amazing,” Ronchi said. “You’ll have a bit of luck on the green surfaces, but you’ve made the most of it. Some of his drive, the sound off the bat was awesome. It was a great day for both Tom, Devon, and Young.

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“I’ve seen some amazing innings from him Latham across all formats. He has the flair and confidence through the work he does in between Tests. His numbers as a New Zealand opener are fantastic. He’s a good addition to the group. is the leader.”

Ronchi said: “Dev is a different person. He is happy at any score and is still batting.” He’ll sleep tonight, and start again tomorrow. He’ll just be Devon Conway. He’s put up some outrageous numbers from winter to this summer. It’s a pleasure to watch him bat.”

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Ronchi said, “Let him get as much as you can.” You always want to see that triple-century mark break. It’s about doing your procedures. Because he’s done so well in this innings. aAd starting again tomorrow. It’s the best way. That’s what we perform. Keep batting and really make enough team scores.”