England’s rugby team warned of a fierce response from New Zealand after Wales delivered a historic victory in the Nations Championship. Wales stunned the All Blacks with a 34-15 win, ending a 73-year losing streak. The match, held in Cardiff, saw Wales score five tries, with James Botham, grandson of cricket legend Ian Botham, named man of the match. Botham, 28, described the win as a moment of immense pride. The result has sparked optimism in England, which faces New Zealand next. England’s coach, Steve Borthwick, praised Wales’ performance, calling it a “masterclass in rugby.” Meanwhile, England’s medical team hopes for a triple injury boost ahead of their upcoming match. The victory by Wales has intensified anticipation for England’s clash with New Zealand, with concerns over a potential violent response from the All Blacks.