New Zealand cricket team’s opening batsman Devon Conway has supported the two-bouncer rule recently introduced in T20 cricket. It is noteworthy that Conway is currently recovering after getting injured in the home T20 series against Australia. So due to this injury, he has been ruled out of the ongoing IPL 2024.

But now the cricketer has supported the rule of two bouncers in 1 over, which has been included in T20 cricket to help the bowlers. Conway says this rule is quite good.

Devon Conway supports two bouncer rule

Let us tell you that in a recent interview with Sportstar, Devon Conway said – The two bouncer rule is quite good for the bowlers to face the long standing challenge in T20 cricket. It is a valuable addition to the game. These rules have enabled the bowlers as they can now reduce the guessing factor by the batsmen.

Conway further said- After this rule, bowlers are able to put some pressure on the batsman in different situations of the match. This rule is applicable in IPL, and we have seen some benefits of this rule here. I don’t see why this can’t be the ideal situation in international cricket now.

On the other hand, if we give you information about Conway, he is currently recovering from his injury. Also, there is every possibility of him playing for New Zealand team in the upcoming T20 World Cup 2024. Also, these days he can be seen cheering for his team Chennai Super Kings in the IPL. Well, now it will be worth watching that when is Conway going to return to cricket?