So, England get their WXV1 campaign under way with a comfortable victory over Australia in Wellington - read the report by clicking on the link below...

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England captain Marlie Packer, who scored two tries, speaking to ITV: "It was a great victory. The Aussies gave us a really good game.

"We talk about courage and being courageous and we’re going to grow into this tournament and today was the start of that.

"It’s a fantastic competition and we’re all excited to be here playing the top teams in the world, coming off the World Cup last year and keeping the legacy going in New Zealand.

"I know the girls are really enjoying it over here. The camp is feeling really good we’re a new-look England side and enjoying the way we are playing.

"We have new coaching staff and we're pleased that John Mitchell is here now and we’re looking to keep growing and building into next week’s game."

Next week, it's a game against Canada for the Red Roses.

Australia captain Michaela Leonard, speaking to ITV: “It was definitely not the result we wanted but congratulations to England, they’re the number one team for a reason.

"I’m proud of our girls, we know England are really strong in the set piece. Our execution let us down. When we got it right it worked so we will work on the execution for next week.

"Every time we want to come away with a win and we believe we can do that. We let ourselves down tonight with the errors as they came from us rather than England forcing them, they were in our control."

Player of the match, England's Holly Aitchison, speaking to ITV: “It was the first game so we wanted to make a good start and we’re really pleased with that.

"Ella (Wyrwas) is a great player and it was a natural progression from club to the international stage for us.

"After the World Cup it’s good to be back out here on New Zealand soil.

"We were really happy with the first half but our momentum stalled in the second so that’ll be something we can focus on next week.”

Reaction on the way to that England win...

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Australia huff and puff in attack but again it's knocked-on as it goes wide and it's all over!

England completed an impressive opening victory in the first match of the new WXV competition.

Four penalties for offside in that Australia attack and Sarah Beckett is given the team yellow.

We're in added time.

Still Australia come...

They have penalty advantage.

Few errors creeping in and it's become a little stop-start.

England knew they were going to win this a long time ago and Australia are battling gamely to score a second consolation try.

They're close to the line again after and England knock-on.

A high tackle gives Australia another penalty to go into England territory.

Credit to them, they have not conceded since going down to 14 on the hour mark.

But attacking-wise it just hasn't fired.

They can't win the line-out and another chance goes begging.

Heading into the last five minutes - can England grab another try?

England's rolling maul advances about 20 metres up the pitch!

Australia have struggled to cope with England's power all night.

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It's getting a bit loose as we go into the closing stages!

England attack with penalty advantage with the speedy Jess Breach kicking forward but Cecilia Smith collects and beats a few tacklers going back the other way before losing it.

There's a little bit of pushing and shoving all of a sudden - not seen much needle in this game and that kind of came out of nowhere! Work for referee Lauren Jenner to do to calm things down.

It ends in an Australia penalty which they can kick to the corner.

The line-out isn't straight - sums up the Wallaroos' night.

England poach the Australia line-out - not for the first time - and look to attack but then give away possession themselves.

Fly-half Holly Aitchison is down getting treatment, England will hope it's not serious with the rest of the tournament in mind.

She's been flawless from the tee today.

Australia are a player down but they are still having a proper go.

Good work down the flank by Ivania Wong but she is stopped in her tracks and England seize the loose ball to clear downfield where they win a scrum.

A great steal by Desiree Miller gets possession for Australia but fly-half Carys Dallinger looks hurt by a tackle by Sarah Beckett and needs a bit of treatment.

She has to go off injured and is replaced by Cecilia Smith.

Let's hope she's ok.

A second yellow means red.

Codey was sin-binned in the first half and she's very upright in the tackle on Ella Wyrwas as she passed for the try.

The referee says it is worthy of a second yellow and she will watch the remainder of the game from the sidelines.

England will play the final quarter with an extra player.

Marlie Packer gives away a penalty for going off her feet at the breakdown and Australia now have a chance to show what they can do with a line-out in England territory.