RUGBY HIGHLIGHTS:Exeter wing Jack Nowell says England aim to be 'world's most dominant team' <br />England wing Jack Nowell says they want to become "the most dominant team in the world" after completing the Six Nations Grand Slam earlier this month. <br /> <br />The 22-year-old, who plays for Exeter Chiefs, started all five games in the championship, scoring one try. <br /> <br />"At the start of the tournament we said that we wanted to be the best side in Europe," Nowell told BBC Radio Devon. <br /> <br />"To do that you have to win all five games, so to come back and to achieve that is massive for us." <br /> <br />England will take on World Cup semi-finalists Australia in a three-match series in June. <br /> <br />"We want to be the most dominant team in the world," added Nowell. <br /> <br />"The first stage for us was Europe and now it's going to be a massive test going down to Australia in the summer. It's going to be another challenge for us but one that we can look forward to after a good start." <br /> <br />The Cornishman was given a week off following international duty and missed Exeter's Premiership defeat by Saracens, but is set to return to the side when they host Worcester on Saturday. <br /> <br />"The England players have bounced out of the Six Nations on great form, and I think that's fantastic for English rugby," said Chiefs head coach Rob Baxter. <br /> <br />"It's fantastic for this tail end of the Premiership, because you're going to see an awful lot of very good international players playing right at the top of their game." <br />please like and subscribe my poor channel.
