England's women's rugby team secured a 24-12 win over New Zealand at Twickenham, extending their unbeaten run to 17 matches. Key tries from Marlie Packer, Abby Dow, Ellie Kildunne, and Natasha Hunt bolstered their lead,

England comfortably defeated world champions New Zealand at the newly renamed Allianz Stadium to enhance their favourites tag heading into next year's home Women's Rugby World Cup. The game, which was the first played since Twickenham's naming rights were sold to insurance company Allianz,

England's dominant first half sealed an impressive 24-12 victory over world champions New Zealand in their women's international at Twickenham on Saturday to extend their unbeaten run to 17 matches and make it four wins in five against the Black Ferns.

Top-ranked England has downed world champion New Zealand 24-12 at Twickenham a year out from the next Women’s Rugby World Cup.

England's women's rugby union side extended their winning run to 17 Tests on Saturday beating world champions New Zealand 24-12 in an entertaining tussle at Twickenham.

England have accepted the fact they will carry extra pressure and responsibility into next year's home World Cup, but if they do go all the way in 12-months' time and win the tournament, fans are in for an epic journey on and off the pitch.