LONDON (AP) — England defeated New Zealand for the first time at Twickenham in 13 years, winning 33-19 to end the All Blacks’ Grand Slam hopes on Saturday. England was behind 12-0 early but rallied impressively with 25 straight points and 33 of the last 40 for a crushing milestone result.

Scott Barrett returns to captain New Zealand against England at Twickenham as head coach Scott Robertson names what will probably be an unfamiliar All Blacks starting XV to many home supporters.

England beat New Zealand 61-58 in Sundays second match of three, after suffering a reverse by the same scoreline in Saturdays series opener; the two sides met in a decider in Manchester on Wednesday - live on Sky Sports Mix from 6.

Following the national anthems, the New Zealand players stood waiting to perform their customary haka near to the halfway line. And the England players positioned themselves in a flying V shape ready to witness the dance.

All you need to know as Wales renew a 120-year rivalry with New Zealand on Saturday in their penultimate autumn international.

The West Indies have won the toss and chosen to bowl in the first one-day international against New Zealand at Hagley Oval.

JAMIE GEORGE cooked up the Haka challenge that sent New Zealand spinning out of their comfort zone.  England beat them 33-19 and the hooker insists “this is just the start”. The hooker

England made it three wins from three this autumn by beating New Zealand 33-19 – their first victory over the All Blacks at Twickenham since 2012. But who were their key performers?