Opener Devon Conway made exactly 200 on Test debut as New Zealand scored 378 on Day Two of the series opener at Lord&rsquo;s on Thursday.
At stumps, England were 111-2 with Rory Burns and Joe Root batting on 59 and 42 respectively.
Earlier, <a href="https://www.mid-day.com/search/conway-all">Conway</a> was the last man out in a first-innings total of the two-match series.&nbsp;
The South Africa-born left-hander was in sight of becoming the very first batsman in the 144-year history of Test cricket to carry their bat&mdash;bat throughout the entire innings&mdash;in their first knock in the format when he was run out to end a stay of more than nine-and-a-half hours.&nbsp;
Nevertheless, it needed a review of a close call before it was confirmed that England captain Joe Root had taken the bails off in time.
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At stumps, England were 111-2 with Rory Burns and Joe Root batting on 59 and 42 respectively.

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