England beat Scotland 52-10 in Women's Six Nations at Doncaster's Castle Park
England's Marlie Packer scores first try of 2021 tournament
Leanne Riley, Lark Davies and Bryony Cleall tries secure bonus point in first half
England wing Jess Breach scores superb solo try on brink of half-time
Helena Rowland, Poppy Cleall and a penalty try in second half for England
Hannah Smith goes over for Scotland before Molly Wright is sent off
This year's tournament is split into two pools of three teams
Natasha Hunt
World Cup-winning England scrum-half on BBC iPlayer
Brilliant finish from Hannah Smith. Lovely footwork and a good fend-off from one of Scotland's best players. She really deserves that try.
Hannah Smith (con Nelson)
Fully deserved.
Scotland's scrum-half Mairi McDonald taps and goes as quick as the ref will let her and feeds Hannah Smith, who hints at a pass to her wing, tempting Jess Breach to bite in, before fending off Lagi Tuima to slide over.
Helen Nelson slots the conversion.
England 40-3 Scotland
England give away a penalty as Sarah McKenna catches a Scotland ball-carrier high.
Scotland call for the scrum, five out from the England line.
The visitors have a player advantage after Poppy Cleall's yellow card remember...
England 40-3 Scotland
Scotland prop Christine Belisle wades through a couple of tacklers and is up to within five metres.
Huge pressure from the visitors.
England's Poppy Cleall dons her superhero cape and tries to pilfer the turnover. But she is off her feet.
Penalty.
And yellow for Cleall.
England 40-3 Scotland
Scotland showing some wit and devil in attack as centre Hannah Smith breaks blind and attempts to link with replacement Lisa Musgrove.
Jess Breach's presence tangles their wires though.
Still Scotland with the pill and the field position.
Natasha Hunt
World Cup-winning England scrum-half on BBC iPlayer
Lovely work from England. Jess Breach stays on her feet and the acceleration and footwork of Helena Rowland is just brilliant.
Helena Rowland (con Scarratt)
A first England try for Helena Rowland...
And it was served up on a silver platter with Zoe Aldcroft feeding Jess Breach for a searing break outside Chloe Rollie and Rowland picking her way through some paper-thin tackling.
Emily Scarratt has been bang on form off the tee. Another two.
England 33-3 Scotland
Scotland, still down to 14 after a late yellow card for centre Lisa Thomson in the first half, get us back up and running.
Natasha Hunt
World Cup-winning England scrum-half on BBC iPlayer
Scotland are trying to play too much rugby in their own half instead of sending it long, chasing hard and seeing what England can do with it.
England 33-3 Scotland
And that is oranges.
England really came on strong in that first half, burying Scotland under a landslide of tries in the second quarter of the match.
Natasha Hunt
World Cup-winning England scrum-half on BBC iPlayer
Jess Breach has done so well with the ball in hand. We talked about her as a superhero earlier in the week and she backed herself, swerved inside, ball transfer to the other hand and a brilliant finish.
She trains with Chloe Rollie week in, week out at her club so she knows how to take her on.
Jess Breach (con Scarratt)
Wheels!
England wing Jess Breach opens up the throttle and leaves the Scotland defence choking on fumes.
An electric finish from the Harlequins speed queen.
Image source, PA MediaNatasha Hunt
World Cup-winning England scrum-half on BBC iPlayer
That Bryony Cleall try will be really popular for any England fan. The amount of graft that's gone on to get her back on the pitch has been immense. It's fabulous to see.
Bryony Cleall (Scarratt)
That is a lovely score and a lovely chapter to Bryony Cleall's story.
England win some turnover ball in midfield and flip wide to attack a scattered Scotland.
Emily Scarratt with a lovely switch inside to Sarah McKenna, a supreme supporting line by Lagi Tuima and in the ensuing chaos Bryony Cleall, in her second England match two years after her debut, goes over.
Two more from Scarratt...
England 19-3 Scotland
Scotland stretch England in defence, Helena Rowland's siege-gun boot eases some of the pressure though.
Rowland has made a steady start as she auditions to be a permanent replacement for Katy Daley-MClean at 10.
England 19-3 Scotland
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Castle Park
The Women's Six Nations has fantasy rugby for the first time this year. If you've not picked Poppy Cleall in your team, what were you thinking?
England 19-3 Scotland
Oooofff!
That is a tackle to shake loose fillings. Poppy Cleall lines up Scotland wing Rachel Shankland with the protractor, ruler and set square and then thumps her with the kitchen sink.
Big hit.
Natasha Hunt
World Cup-winning England scrum-half on BBC iPlayer
Brilliant line-out catch and everyone was in position for the drive. Scotland worked really hard to get a hand on the ball but England had good control and it was a fantastic finish. A maul going forward like that is so hard to stop.
Lark Davies (con Scarratt)
A Sherman tank of a maul and hooker Lark Davies is in the rear gunner seat, guiding it over the line for a training ground score.
Emily Scarratt adds the extras and England tighten their grip around this match.
England 12-3 Scotland
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Castle Park
The last two times Scotland have played away against England they have been kept scoreless. Progress.