Can we stop the All Blacks must play England entreaties, pleads Wynne Gray.

The English press are talking up the triumphant England rugby team, with claims that the All Blacks will be nervous at their rapid improvement.

Here's how the Aussie media and the rest of the world reacted to the Wallabies' humbling at the hands of England.

England have scored a historic maiden series in Australia with a 23-7 victory over the Wallabies in Melbourne.

England will move to second place in the world rankings for the first time since 2004 if they defeat Australia.

Coach Eddie Jones says England are desperate and motivated to create history and finish off the Wallabies in the second Test.

Eddie Jones expects there to be "an organised campaign" to destabilise England in the coming days.

Eddie Jones insists that England will prepare as if David Pocock will start in the second Test on Saturday.

New Zealand-born debutant Teimana Harrison has been picked at blindside flanker in place of Chris Robshaw.

Eddie Jones has made it clear to several members of his England squad that they will not make the tour to Australia in June unless they sharpen up their attitude.

If Billy Vunipola can raise his fitness a tad, writes Wynne Gray, he has the No 8 game to challenge anyone.

All Blacks coach has given his backing to Stuart Lancaster and Heyneke Meyer, two coaches who have fallen on the sharp edge of the results business.

Any All Black interest about jousting with England and their new coach Eddie Jones will be done from the sidelines for the next few years.

England bad boy is set to become the highest paid player in the country's club premiership history.