Following the T20 World Cup in UAE and Oman, New Zealand cricket team will be visiting India for three T20 internationals and two Test matches.
New Zealand batsman Devon Conway feels defeating India in their home conditions will be would be a bigger challenge than beating them in the World Test Championship final. New Zealand will be touring India in November to play three T20 Internationals and two Test matches after the T20 World Cup. (More Cricket News)
Conway, who is returning to action after recovering from a finger fracture, said winning the Tests in India remains a 'massive goal' for the team.
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