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Israel Folau has read that like his ABCs.

Wales put together a threatening attack, sparked by a Jamie Roberts rampage through the middle, and work a three on two down the left.

It looks on but Rhys Webb tries a Hollywood miss-pass - leaving out George North of all people - and Folau cannot believe his luck.

He intercepts and no-one's catching him as he gambols 80m to score.

Clinical from the All Blacks. First visit to the England 22 and they come away with five points as easy as a morning trip for the papers.

Ben Smith wins an aerial contest with Jonny May to regain the ball, the All Blacks spin wide, Jerome Kaino barges between Chris Robshaw and Courtney Lawes and, although he is pulled down just short, Aaron Cruden snipes round the fringes to, just about, make it over.

Dai Wynne-Jones:, external Wales will loose against Australia, Wales always fold after a good start. Wales line creaking Wales 17 Australia 42

Keith Wood
Former Ireland hooker on BBC One

"One of my big bug-bears is if a guy has made a mistake and then he goes for a high-pressure kick from the restart like Biggar did there."

Adam Marshall:, external Savea may be the new Lomu, but could Johnny May be the new Rory Underwood?

Cameron Wicks:, external Johnny May unbelievable wheels!! Cracking start! #ENGvsNZL

It has been a furious start from England. They will want to bank the points while they have the upper hand though. This New Zealand side are as indestructible as cockroaches.

Agonising for England as the ball spills out of Mike Brown's hands with the unguarded corner in front of him!

The Quins full-back was picked out by a lovely mis-pass from Kyle Eastmond and, although Julian Savea was trying to make up the ground, I don't think the All Black cover would have been able to prevent him diving over.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half on BBC One

"He (Folau) hasn't scored for a few games, so it had to come.

"Great, great running. There's a bump off the tackle and Folau takes advantage of the support and as ever, he will finish."

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Israel Folau, the 6ft 5in full-back, scores tries for fun and he is on Michael Hooper's shoulder to score.

Wallaby captain and flanker Hooper is the creator, bashing through the tackle of Wales fly-half Dan Biggar.

Disappointing for Wales and we're all-square in Cardiff, with the hosts not helped when Biggar's restart does not travel far enough.

More England pressure as Chris Robshaw rumbles up to within 10 metres...

England were within an offload of a 12-point lead!

Jonny May gathering a kick ahead via an awkward bounce and is only just snagged by Israel Dagg before he can flip the ball to Owen Farrell with the line beckoning.

New Zealand are reeling from England's blitz start.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half on BBC One

"You can see that Wales aren't committing many into the rucks and the Australians have got to work that out."

Louis Strong:, external I HAVE NEVER A SCREAMED SO LOUD IN MY OWN HOUSE!! WHAT AN INCREDIBLE TRY

Lisa Allison:, external COME ON ENGLAND #ENGvNZ

Shyam Patel:, external Jonny May! What a try, brilliant start! #ENGvNZL

Order just about restored at Twickenham. Owen Farrell has the tightest of angles to stare down and can't split the sticks.

Ian Robertson
BBC rugby union correspondent on Radio 5 live

"That is one of the tries of the season. That is one of Jonny May's tries of his life."

Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

"Where did that come from?? Where on Earth? There was no space, everyone was matched up. Everyone thought Jonny May would go into traffic. He gassed Israel Dagg on the outside and used the touchline as his friend. Incredible try!"

This time Australia win a penalty inside the Welsh half and kick to touch - good chance for the Wallabies here in the 22.

They sweep the ball wide but a Welsh knock-on halts proceedings. Alun Wyn Jones has a quick bit of treatment but it does not look too serious.

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Wales back in the Australia 22 and nearly force a turnover through hooker Richard Hibbard, but the visitors wrestle it back and then win a penalty to clear their lines.

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Seven Tests without a try, but what a time and manner to open your account!

Jonny May jags outside Conrad Smith up around the New Zealand ten-metre line, leaving the Kiwi treading water. "It's alright," think the All Blacks, "Israel Dagg has got him". No, he hasn't. After-burners from May send him past the full-back and into the corner.

Sensational score!

Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer at Twickenham

Twickenham crowd greet haka with rolling choruses of Swing Low. Fitting response or disrespectful? (ducks for cover, turns off Twitter)