New Zealand captain Richie McCaw has insisted that his side were in control for much of their victory over England at Twickenham.
The All Blacks sealed a 24-21 win, thanks to tries from McCaw, Aaron Cruden and prop Charlie Faumuina and despite the close scoreline, the Kiwi skipper is satisfied with the performance from the world champions.
He told Sky Sports: "It felt like we had control for most of the game, bar those last few minutes. We are just happy that our last visit to Twickenham of the season is a win.
"Ten months is a long time in rugby though, we will have to see if it has any effect at the World Cup."
New Zealand complete their autumn tour of the Northern Hemisphere with games against Scotland and Wales.
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Chris O'Keefe
Chris O'Keefe
