England beat New Zealand 36-18 in Denver, USA
England trailed 12-0 but scored six tries to seal victory
Hall & Whitehead tries in first half
Bateman, Makinson, Connor & Whitehead tries in second half
Watene-Zelezniak (2) and Marsters score NZ tries
Match at altitude in hot conditions
Elliott Whitehead
I didn't see this coming - England are only two points behind now!
Elliott Whitehead times his run perfectly to latch onto Jake Connor's pass to score.
You'd expect Gareth Widdop to stick the kick over, but it's flown wide, so England miss the chance to level just before half-time.
Elliott Whitehead scores England's second try
England 6-12 New Zealand
John Kear
Wales & Bradford Bulls coach on BBC Two
New Zealand are making England work. You are not only having to work physically, but mentally as well.
Image source, SWpixEngland 6-12 New Zealand
Wow - what a 40-20 kick from New Zealand's Issac Luke which puts huge pressure on England's defence. The thinner air a mile above sea level certainly helped that one travel!
A bit of a tete-a-tete involving Sam Burgess causes a break in play, after which New Zealand can't make the most of their remaining tackles. Some enterprising handling, but England stand firm.
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Nick Chainey: That's an unbelievable finish from Hall.
Jason: Brilliant from Ryan Hall. So much skill to score that try.
England 6-12 New Zealand
John Kear
Wales & Bradford Bulls coach on BBC Two
That was a fantastic set. He is a very big man and for such a big man he has great agility. That is the best set England have had.
There is a question mark if he dropped the ball, but we will give it to him.
Ryan Hall, goal Gareth Widdop
A lifeline for England!
Ryan Hall with an excellent, acrobatic finish in the corner, and the Leeds Rhinos man has his 35th international try in 38 caps.
Credit too to Jake Connor, whose pass it was to set Hall diving over on the left touchline.
TV replays show Hall may have dropped the ball in grounding it, so England are perhaps a tad fortunate to be on the board.
England get one back with their first try
England 0-12 New Zealand
The video referee is called upon again to give a judgement on a possible New Zealand score, but Leeson Ah Mau clearly hasn't got anywhere near the try line.
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George Horner: Can't believe we're letting the Kiwis through our defence.
Tim Galsworthy: As always, international matches demonstrate very clearly that England are nowhere near the level of New Zealand and Australia.
England 0-12 New Zealand
John Kear
Wales & Bradford Bulls coach on BBC Two
Good try for New Zealand and they will be absolutely delighted with their first half hour.
Worrying times for the fellas in white.
Dallin Watene-Zelezniak, goal Jamayne Isaako
It's far too easy for New Zealand to extend their lead.
A neat offload, a good sidestep by Issac Luke and suddenly Dallin Watene-Zelezniak has an easy run to the line.
The Kiwis are in control.
Dallin Watene-Zelezniak scores New Zealand's second try
England 0-6 New Zealand
And now New Zealand attack, but butcher the chance to score a second try.
Esan Marsters breaks the line yet again and fires a pass to winger Jamayne Isaako, who can't catch the ball with the try line at his mercy.
An escape for Wayne Bennett's men.
England 0-6 New Zealand
John Kear
Wales & Bradford Bulls coach on BBC Two
I think it has just been ruled that Tom Burgess lost control and that is relief for New Zealand.
England 0-6 New Zealand
Image source, BBC SportEngland are denied by the video referee!
Mark Percival went up for an aerial challenge with Jamayne Isaako near the Kiwi line and the ball was lost forward by the New Zealand man, giving England the scrum 10 metres out.
Tom Burgess receives it and there appeared to be no stopping the big man from close range. Referee Ben Thaler gave the on-field signal of "try", but the television pictures show he may have lost control of the ball before grounding it over the line.
England's try is ruled out by video referee
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SaintsWigan: Very poor England. New Zealand look slick with some of their handling and busting breaks but England need get back to basics. Handling poor from England.
England 0-6 New Zealand
A bit better from England.
Jake Connor's first carry makes good metres and Sam Burgess surges over the Kiwi line, but he's held up.
The final couple of tackles come to little and New Zealand have the ball back.
England 0-6 New Zealand
Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two
There are scores for both teams in this game as they go forward and as they tire.
England 0-6 New Zealand
Jon Wilkin
Former England forward on BBC Two
Good start from England but the Kiwis really look dangerous and have tired England out.
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Jon Smalldon: Looking nice and sunny in Denver.
Neil Beasley: Great idea taking rugby league to USA but surely they could have found a more suitable stadium?
England 0-6 New Zealand
We're having one of our scheduled water breaks in Denver.
Waiting on the touchline to come on are Hull duo Scott Taylor and Jake Connor, with the latter about to make his international debut.
England 0-6 New Zealand
John Kear
Wales & Bradford Bulls coach on BBC Two
Both teams are making line breaks, but it is a matter of finishing your half-chances. Unfortunately for England, New Zealand have finished their one.