Ireland dominated from start to finish to beat New Zealand 29-20 at an electric Aviva Stadium on Saturday. However, the likes of Rafferty, Brooks and Rodriguez could be about to extend their stay in Wolverhampton, as Groups A to D draw to a close on Monday evening. "This Test match against England is the start of our new planning for the 2022 World Cup and I am confident that we can give the English a competitive game."England: We also hear from Luton striker Cameron Jerome (37m27s), who answered our quickfire questions in Ten To Tackle.