WE'RE NOT DUNNE YET!

Electric Ellie's quick to look forward as Red Roses aim to grow Twickenham triumph into a dynasty

- BY ADAM HATHAWAY

ELLIE KILDUNNE helped the Red Roses realise their dream - and then predicted England can build a dynasty.

The fullback was part of a side who made it 33 wins on the spin, and 63 out of 64 in Tests, to land their first World Cup since 2014 at a jubilant Twickenham.

England, led by Zoe Aldcroft, lifted the trophy in front of 81,885 fans but shortly afterwards their attention turned to the next global gathering, in Australia in 2029.

And Kildunne, 26, whose eighth-minute try had the ground rocking, insists this side can succeed where the boys of 2003 failed and this triumph should only be the start.

"If we have the ambition to keep on getting better in every training session and every game, there is no reason why we can't win a World Cup again," said Kildunne.