New Zealand Scores Triple Centuries, Leads Zimbabwe by 476 Runs

In the second Test match at Queens Sports Club, New Zealand dominated Zimbabwe with exceptional batting performances, amassing a total of 601-3 and establishing a commanding 476-run lead. Devon Conway scored 153 runs, marking his fifth Test century, while Henry Nicholls and Rachin Ravindra remained unbeaten with scores of 150 and 165 respectively, compiling a 256-run partnership. New Zealand chose not to declare late in the day, extending their innings to put Zimbabwe under significant pressure. Zimbabwe, having been bowled out for 125 on the first day, struggled to make an impact, taking only two wickets on the second day. Nightwatchman Jacob Duffy contributed 32 runs among three debutants in the New Zealand lineup. Following their nine-wicket victory in the first Test, New Zealand is expected to declare soon, leaving Zimbabwe facing a massive deficit and the prospect of another heavy defeat.