"Fantastic for England," said the Sky Sports Cricket pundit. "West Indies were very poor, you have to say, but the way England started that first powerplay - West Indies were 31-4 from that first six overs - I think only two teams have won games from worse positions than that. But there was no let-up from his side when the 2021 campaign got underway, claiming both the Challenge Cup and League Leaders' Shield before a historic year was capped with a 28-0 win over reigning champions Leeds Rhinos in Sunday's Grand Final on the back of two tries from Leah Burke. Price kickstarted his run to a maiden world title and the world No 1 ranking with victory in this tournament last year, but faced the toughest possible start to his attempt to become just the third man to defend the title. He said: "We haven't had a chance to play together for different reasons over the last 12 months so, when we did get back together, it was almost like a reunion.