By Mike Dawes Danny Care believes England possess the time and potential to bridge the gap on New Zealand before next year's home World Cup. Hopes of claiming only a third All Blacks scalp on Kiwi soil were dashed by a 3-0 series whitewash that concluded with a harrowing 36-13 rout in the final Test. It was an undeniable setback despite the fixture congestion that complicated team selection and England now have 12 months left to develop into a team capable of winning the World Cup. Humbled: England's players looked dejected after their 3-0 series defeat by the All Blacks
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Danny Care says England can catch up with New Zealand
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All Blacks will be England's main rivals for Web Ellis trophy
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2015 World Cup will be hosted in England
Care has made a full recovery from the shoulder injury that prevented him from playing in the third Test against @placeholder.