England v New Zealand: Chris Ashton keen to reproduce try-scoring display of 12 months ago Asked if he still believed he could beat anyone in the world, Ashton, who scored a memorable try in the record victory over the All Blacks last November, was unequivocal. I think if I didn't I shouldn't be here and I shouldn't be playing rugby. Ashton revealed he had drawn inspiration this week from watching replays of last year's 36-21 victory over the All Blacks as part of the preparations for Saturday's match. "We have watched clips this week," Ashton added. Especially with New Zealand because they beat so many teams. When you do have the chance to beat them, like we did last year, it is not a bad thing to reflect on that in videos and look [at] how we did it and how we can do it again. I am sure they are going to play a little bit different than last year but it is there for us to see that we can do it. It was one of the best days I have had in an England shirt. Ashton insisted the key for England in their mission to replicate last season's victory was to prevent the All Blacks from "getting on a roll." Last time there was a little point in the game when they scored a couple of quick tries and you suddenly think the game has turned in their favour but we managed to get, with Brad's try, back on the front foot again and knock them back a little bit and knock the wind out of them. If you let them get on a roll like they do they will score tries all day. They just seem to have that 20-minute blast and it is like four tries have gone in. It doesn't matter if it is a winger or a prop, they can all catch and pass and score tries.