A breathless clash then saw Scott Quigley head home Rydel's cross to make it 3-2 just before half-time. The second arrived soon after New Zealand failed to make the required 10 metres from the restart and from another line-out, England worked a fine attack which saw Holly Aitchison send full-back Kildunne over. The news is a big boost for England ahead of their World Cup opener against defending champions West Indies on Saturday, which you can watch live onSky Sports Cricketfrom 2.30pm. Hollins, a former BBC Breakfast sports correspondent, Strictly Come Dancing winner and seven-handicap golfer, said: "Paul talked about the amazing places he's played over the years, his favourite holes and what makes the 'greatest holes'. Fast forward two years and we've now filmed 29 of them on the island of Ireland.