uching down for a 28-0 interval lead. Munster were awarded a penalty try in the 52

Mike Brown says England are building an aura which he believes will propel his side to replace New Zealand as the best team in world rugby.Englands Old Mutual Wealth series begins against South Africa on Saturday, with Fiji, Argentina and Australia also visiting Twickenham on successive weekends.Eddie Jones transformed England from World Cup flops to Grand Slam champions and masters of the Wallabies, who were subdued 3-0 in June, in the space of six months.Brown insists they are now commanding respect, with the team feeding off results that have lifted them to second in the world rankings.We are building some sort of aura. Teams can see what we are about and there is still so much more that we can achieve, Brown said.Its great if, externally, we build something and people realise that we are here, but in the squad it just builds confidence and keeps pushing us forward towards the ultimate prize, which is being No. 1 in the world and winning World Cups.Whenever you are part of a team that keeps winning, you do get that momentum and get on a roll. It is massively important to keep momentum in sport, so that is what we want to do.If all four visitors to Twickenham are dispatched over the coming weekends, England will have equaled their own record of 14 successive victories.Jones has pieced together a nine-Test winning run since replacing Stuart Lancaster and has targeted a flawless record for 2016.It would be amazing if we did that. We want to win every game and we believe we can do that, Brown said.It would be amazing to do that but we are just focused on our next game, which is South Africa. That will be a huge challenge. We havent beaten them for so long and no-one in our squad has ever beaten them.Eddie is looking at the bigger picture, but we are all fully focused on that first game.All 34 players who trained in Portugal last week convened at the squads Surrey training base on Sunday afternoon.Lock Courtney Lawes will be given until Tuesday to prove his fitness from a knee injury, while Mako Vunipola was struggling early last week because of a hip problem. Clinical Munster racked up seven tries in a 49-5 demolition of an outclassed Zebre in their one-sided Guinness PRO12 clash at Thomond Park.Munster had the bonus point in safe-keeping by half-time after scoring four tries in the opening half. They added three more touchdowns, with CJ Stander completing a brace, to make it four wins in five league outings.All seven tries were converted, four by fly-half Tyler Bleyendaal and the final three from replacement Ian Keatley who passed the 1,000-point career mark for the Irish province.A very satisfying night for Munsters director of rugby Rassie Erasmus also included a return to action for Ireland back rower Peter OMahony following his 12-month lay-off for a serious knee injury.OMahony was sprung from the bench for the final 20 minutes and received a huge ovation from the home supporters, having been injured playing for Ireland at last autumns Rugby World Cup.Munster took a firm grip on the game in the opening half, laying the foundations for the win. They bagged their first try inside four minutes when flying winger and man of the match Darren Sweetnam touched down, following a fine break from Conor Murray.After Zebre number 10 Carlo Canna pushed a penalty attempt right and wide in the ninth minute, Munster survived another scare when only a desperate cover tackle from Sweetnam prevented Giovanbattista Venditti from running the length of the pitch to score an intercept try in the 21st minute.ddddddddddddHaving survived that let-off, scrum-half Murray added Munsters second try soon after when he broke from the back of a maul. Try number three arrived for the province just before the half-hour mark when number eight Stander blocked down an attempted clearance from the Zebre defence before touching down.Munster had the bonus point in the bag in the 32nd minute when Bleyendaal intercepted on halfway and the pacy Simon Zebo collected Murrays neat chip through before touching down for a 28-0 interval lead. Munster were awarded a penalty try in the 52nd minute when Sweetnam was impeded as he looked set to score, and Erasmus men, who visit provincial rivals Leinster next week, added further tries through prop Stephen Archer and Stander.Archer charged over on 64 minutes after Keatley broke and passed before Stander broke away in the closing minutes following Duncan Williams pass. Between those scores Zebre bagged a consolation try when winger Gabriele di Giulio crossed in the corner in the 72nd minute. ' ' '