Cory Hill and Josh Adams scored second-half tries as record-breaking Wales took a big stride towards claiming the Six Nations title with a 21-13 victory over England at the Principality Stadium.

England - also aiming to make it three wins out of three - led 10-3 at the end of a ferocious first half in Cardiff on Saturday, after the magnificent Tom Curry scored his first Test try.

Eddie Jones' side never really got going in the second half, though, and Hill crossed 12 minutes from time, adding to three Gareth Anscombe penalties as Wales came storming back.

England were unable to respond, failing to provide a genuine attacking threat after the break, and Adams added a second try for Warren Gatland's side in an almighty battle as Wales stretched their winning run to a record 12 in a row.

They are now two wins away from a Grand Slam in Gatland's final year in charge.