Darren Pearson: Way too slow in every department from England. 

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Kevin Proctor goes looking for a statement hit on James Graham, but the England prop soaks that up like a sponge and even manages to flip an off-load out of the side door.

Former England coach John Kear on BBC Two: "Judging by the atmosphere in the ground the balloon's been deflated by what's happened in the first 20 minutes. That's what New Zealand set out to do and they've succeeded."

England pay for some ropey discipline. And it is skipper Sean O'Loughlin failing to lead by example.

The Wigan man delays the play of the ball, ripping it free illegally on the last tackle. It allows Isaac Luke to step back and slot over another two points from the subsequent penalty.

Mindless.

England's Josh Hodgson off with a bang on the shin and James Roby is on to fill in at hooker.

Eorl Crabtree
Former England prop forward

"New Zealand have been really challenging the big boys in this England side, who've been standing up well. 

"Where they really scare me though is the line speed, the intensity is not quite there from England. They need to lift that."

Almost a little chink of light for John Bateman, but he is snared in midfield by an onrushing New Zealand defender.

Might have been an overlap outside him.

Former England coach John Kear on BBC Two: "There was a lovely pass from George Williams, and Zak Hardaker immediately signaled to the referee that he was confident the ball came off his knee. 

"This is bound to lift England. New Zealand had been the better side, but England are really building now."

Elliot Whitehead's offload has gone forward, but only off Zak Hardaker's knee.

I think this is going to stand...

England go over, but has there been a knock-on earlier in the piece?

We are going to go to the video tape...

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half

"New Zealand were very fortunate on the ricochet, but again the support was there and they offloaded very quickly. It's a very good finish.

"The intensity just isn't there from England. They should be hungry, be smashing into these Kiwis. But it's the other way around at the moment."

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Ryan Hall has a spurt down the wing, but this New Zealand defence is teak-tough.

 Dean Whare smacks into the tackle before Isaac Luke forces the turnover with a big hit on Liam Farrell.

Chance gone for England.

First bit of really offensive defence from England as Chris Hill upends Jesse Bromwich earning a turnover deep in the Kiwi half and slaps on the back from his team-mates.

Now to turn it into points...     

New Zealand up to within 10 metres on the fifth tackle. Danger here. England's concentration is better this time as Joe Burgess shepherds the grubber kick dead.

Jay Dub- Ya: Man and ball lads! Wrap it up!

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There was talk of England starting this match, against the world number ones, as favourites.

We might need to revise those predictions.

The Kiwi pack has been well on top with Dean Whare crashing into a tackle.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half

"Very, very clinical, from New Zealand. England got their numbers wrong there. It was simple play, there was nothing really that clever about it, it was just round the back. 

"England pay the price. A great start for the Kiwis."