2. Beauden and Jordie Barrett (New Zealand)
Beauden, Jordie, Scott and Kane all went on to become professional rugby players. The duo heading to Japan are set to be key parts of Steve Hansen’s squad as the All Blacks gun for a third consecutive Rugby World Cup title.
1. Billy and Mako Vunipola (England)
Born in Tonga and raised in Wales, Billy and Mako Vunipola are on the road to becoming the best set of brothers to represent England ever. They’ve both developed into world-class players, winning everything there is to win with Saracens and would be the two first names on the teamsheet if match fit.