The All Blacks are on the brink of creating a new world record when they face England at Twickenham on Sunday.
The Steven Hansen coached side could become the first team to have scored four or more tries for a record 13 consecutive games but face competition from minnows Namibia for the same.
The All Blacks have equalled their own best run of 12 tests which they achieved in 2016 after they crushed Japan 69-31 in Tokyo on Saturday.
New Zealand's streak of tries started off in their final match of 2017 in which they demolished Wales 33-18, scoring five tries in the process.
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