Jess overgrowth looted a hat-trick as England continued their march through the Rugby World Cup Group stage of overwhelming Samoa 92-3 in Franklin’s gardens in Northampton.
The discrepancy between professionals and amateurs produced a predictable result with the red roses that recorded a 29 -consecutive victory in which he sent items tumbling in the process.
It was their highest number of points scored in a World Cup match, and their biggest margin of victory, while the player of the match Helena Rowland’s individual feature of 27 points was most in the country’s history.
Rowland carved her own slice of Red Roses story with the last act of the game as she converted Claudia Moloney-MacDonald’s attempt, scored at the battle full time.
Violation led the charge by lifting her overall test experiment to 52 with a trio of classic finishes, and there was an eye -catching double from Megan Jones as England crossed 14 times against opponents placed 15 in the world.
The victory came, although the main coach John Mitchell had made 13 changes at the beginning XV after the United States had been joked into the tournament opener.
Samoa’s main coach Ramsey Tomokino described the showdown against a page that has never lost a World Cup game as “Mission Impossible” and it took only 172 seconds for the size of the task to hit home.
The islanders’ early tackle were violent, but their organization could not match their intention, especially in the wider channels where Jones was the first over in the third minute before violation showed her pace to finish in the right corner.
The springs in a gloomy Franklin’s gardens took a toll on both sides, but the flow of points from England did not let up Sarah Bern, who is digging from close range before Jones added his second.
The red roses were presented with hectare space for attacks, while their scrap was also dominant, and when Maddie Feaunati and Lark Atkin-Davies stirred down to reward the force in their package, the lead grew to 40-0 with 30 minutes on the clock.
Samoa was run bumpy and already showed signs of tiring, struggling to tackle the different games of their opponents.
Lucy Packer added the seventh attempt of England, but the first half ended with the islanders on ramping with flying half Harmony Vatau and number eight Nina Foaese, who carries hard.
The arrival of replacement of lighthouse Tori Losefo in the 33rd minute had stabilized Samoa’s Scrum and early in the second half they won a penalty in the set that was split by Vatau, igniting wild parties in the field.
England then had to roll up his sleeves in defense and after weathering the storm, the advanced downfield to score through Kelsey Clifford before Breach walked over his second.
Rowland stabbed and converted her own attempt and set her common level with Nicky Crawford and Sue Day as England’s record point scorer in a world championship of 25, but she was unable to push clearly by not improving touchdowns by Marlie Packer and violation.
When Moloney-MacDonald crossed in the 80th minute, she had one last chance of seaming the record and over went the Touchline conversion.