England beat world champions New Zealand in front of 41,523 fans at Twickenham's renamed Allianz Stadium
Captain Marlie Packer try against run of play gives England lead
Abby Dow scores brilliant solo try and Ellie Kildunne also touches down as hosts lead 17-0 at half-time
Natasha Hunt bags England's fourth try at start of second half
Two New Zealand tries cut England's lead but Red Roses extend winning run to 17 games
England start defence of WXV1 trophy later this month in Canada
HT: England 17-0 New Zealand
Katy Daley-Mclean
Former England captain on BBC One
New Zealand will be frustrated, they had the chance to turn pressure into points. When England got chances, they took them and with a 17-point lead, that could be huge in the second half.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland weathered the early storm before moving clear on the scoreboard.
They have been clinical.
England 17-0 New Zealand
New Zealand lose the ball but we'll come back for an earlier infringement.
The time is up on the clock so this scrum should be the final play.
England 17-0 New Zealand
The one blemish for England in the first half is the loss of lock Zoe Aldcroft to the sin-bin.
England 17-0 New Zealand
Grace Wheeler
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium
The crowd knew it was a try from the moment Kildunne placed it over the line. After confirmation from TMO, they made sure the number 15 knew about it!
England 17-0 New Zealand
Alastair Telfer
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium
One thing to note from the John Mitchell era is that he doesn't let his side kick for posts.
Two kickable penalties, two tries. He backs his side to convert!
England 17-0 New Zealand
Katy Daley-Mclean
Former England captain on BBC One
A good finish from Ellie Kildunne after great work by the forwards, New Zealand had done a good job of bringing it to a stop.
Ellie Kildunne (con Holly Aitchison)
Try time.
Ellie Kildunne cuts back against the traffic and stretches out to ground the ball under the posts after being tackled just short.
Holly Aitchison adds a simple conversion.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 10-0 New Zealand
Emily Scarratt is chopped down just short of the line but England have the penalty and they will launch another attack.
New Zealand are struggling to live with the hosts and in danger of being left behind now.
England 10-0 New Zealand
As the old saying goes, Ellie Kildunne could beat you in a phone box.
The England full-back catches the high kick and beats the first New Zealand defender without any momentum.
Classy.
England 10-0 New Zealand
Grace Wheeler
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium
Everyone is on their feet at Dow's try! I could feel the stand bouncing with the crowd.
England 10-0 New Zealand
Alastair Telfer
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium
Just give the ball to Abby Dow. It is that simple. The England wing is beating her opposite number Katelyn Vahaakolo every time.
Massive score to give the Red Roses some comfort.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 10-0 New Zealand
Katy Daley-Mclean
Former England captain on BBC One
A great ball from Tatyana Heard gave Abby Dow the space, and New Zealand had no-one in behind as she flirted with the touchline.
Abby Dow
What a finish.
Abby Dow has threatened all half and she finally gets her try with more potent running from the wing.
It's a miss-pass to the wing and she beats opposite number Katelyn Vahaakolo before running clear.
Holly Aitchison is timed out from taking her conversion attempt
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 5-0 New Zealand
Grace Wheeler
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium
The supporters are not stopping when the play stops. A Mexican wave keeps making its way around the stadium and the singing continues.
England 5-0 New Zealand
Katy Daley-Mclean
Former England captain on BBC One
It is a great opening, the two best teams in the world going toe-to-toe.
England 5-0 New Zealand
England go through the hands inside their own 22 with supreme accuracy.
It arrives on the wing and Abby Dow hands off one defender before skipping over the second.
She is eventually brought down but that was a great play by England.
England 5-0 New Zealand
England usually put teams to the sword after opening the scoring but New Zealand are a cut above what they usually face in the northern hemisphere.
It's been an even game so far but England lead on the scoreboard.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 5-0 New Zealand
Alastair Telfer
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium
The crowd were not sure who got that try under all those bodies. When the announcer said "Marlie Packer" the Allianz Stadium erupted.
The Red Roses captain is a fitting player to score the first try under the new name.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 5-0 New Zealand
Grace Wheeler
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium
What a moment for the Red Roses. The crowd were shouting and cheering "Rooosseeees".
The buzz in this stadium right now is unbelievable.
