4. Harry Randal
Grew up in the Amman Valley and captained Wales U16s. But was born in Slough and switched allegiance to the land of his birth, playing for England U20s. The 21-year-old scrum-half made 17 Premiership appearances last season, having joined from Gloucester.
5. Nick Tompkins
Now an exciting centre, his rugby career began in the forwards as a flanker before he moved into the midfield in his mid-teens, representing Kent at county level and London & South East Under-16s.
Tompkins’ dynamic skillset and enthusiastic nature saw him excel for the Men in Black in 2018/19, featuring heavily in the club’s run to their third European success and fifth Premiership title.
The former England Under-20 international, who won the 2014 Junior World Championship, made his Wales debut during the 2020 Six Nations.