Twitter reacts to ‘record-breaker’ Devon Conway surpassing Ganguly’s record at Lord’s

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06/02/2021

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On Tuesday, former Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly was still the highest run-scorer on debut at Lord’s, with his 131 in 1996 against England. However, on Wednesday, everything changed, with New Zealand’s Devon Conway scoring an unbeaten 136 at the close of day one to surpass Ganguly’s record.

Brilliant by Devon Conway!😍

Day 1 of the first Test between #ENGvNZ belongs to Devon Conway!

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.#NZvENG #devonconway #TestCricket #InternationalCricket #NZvsENG pic.twitter.com/gxkBRLT4zF
— SportsCafe (@IndiaSportscafe) June 2, 2021

An absolute master-class.

Throughly enjoyed his batting 😍⚡ way to go #devonconway @HomeOfCricket #Debut #200👀 pic.twitter.com/rSy9ldE4PW
— Kiyas (@KiRo45_) June 2, 2021

Treat to watch him play like this!

Throughly enjoyed his batting 😍⚡ way to go #devonconway @HomeOfCricket #Debut #200👀 pic.twitter.com/rSy9ldE4PW
— Kiyas (@KiRo45_) June 2, 2021

Pure class!

Conway was just flawless with every stroke he played. Masterclass innings. Also, the battle between the nz batsman and indian spinners would be cracking to watch in the wtc final. #ENGvNZ #devonconway
— Prantaran Kashyap (@prantaran) June 2, 2021

Dream debut for Conway here at Lords!

Bravo!

Devon Conway smashes century on debut against world class bowlers.#ENGvNZ #devonconway #Lords https://t.co/6KuEUOgW4o
— Hardy🍁عادل🍁हिंदी 🍁ਹਾਰਡੀ (@_H_a_r_d_y) June 2, 2021

Agree with you!

#devonconway

Special special talent this......enjoy
— Yacht Inn Penzance ☀️☀️🥃🛌🍺🍷🍔☕️ (@InnYacht) June 2, 2021

It's all Conway's Day 1

New Zealand completely dominated the day 1.#ENGvNZ #TestCricket #KaneWilliamson #ENGvsNZ #devonconway #newzeland pic.twitter.com/wn9FpVzBQf
— Cric Crazy Lucky (@LBerojya) June 2, 2021

A Dream Debut.#NZvsENG #DevonConway
— Monil Saxena (@MonilSaxena21) June 2, 2021

Hmmm!!

I think we can safely say that Devon Conway is a better batter than Devon Malcolm🤨🏏#ENGvNZ #devonconway @bbctms
— Tony Smith OWE 🍃💚🍃 (@tony_smith70) June 2, 2021

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Twitter reacts to ‘record-breaker’ Devon Conway surpassing Ganguly’s record at Lord’s

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