England centre Emily Scarratt says the hunt for a record-breaking win brings extra pressure after claiming a Grand Slam with their 23rd victory in a row.
The Red Roses won a fourth successive Women’s Six Nations title in France.
England’s next fixture is expected to be in September and success in that will give them the longest winning streak in history for a top-tier side.
“There is a pressure to that,” Scarratt told BBC Radio 5 Live’s Rugby Union Weekly.
England’s 23rd win equalled the run set by the 1992-97 Red Roses side and their last defeat came against New Zealand in July 2019.
Scarratt, 32, added: “We are pretty good at taking it in our stride. We put a lot of pressure on ourselves for our own performance and it’s almost irrelevant then what the score turns out to be.”