We've all seen the England Rugby World Cup squad, but these aren't the only players born in the country heading to the tournament.
George North (Wales)
North was born in 1992 in
King's Lynn in
England. His mother is Welsh from
Anglesey, and his father is English from
Yorkshire. The family moved to Anglesey when he was aged two and he's since went onto become a stalwart under Warren Gatland after making his debut in 2010.
Chris Harris (Scotland)
The Centre is an English-born Scottish international
rugby union player who plays for Gloucester. He was born in Carlisle, but has won six caps for the Scots so far.
Josh Matavesi (Fiji)
Matavesi was born in
Camborne in
Cornwall,
England to a Cornish mother and
Fijian father. He identifies himself as "Cornish Fijian" and has said that he feels
Cornish, not English. He's won 17 caps for Fiji so far, scoring 44 points.
Callum Braley (Italy)
He is an English-born Italian rugby union player who plays for Gloucester in the Gallagher Premiership. He had skippered England U20 before making his Italy bow in 2019.
Will Hooley (USA)
Will Hooley was born in Cambridge, and grew up playing for Cambridge Rugby Club mini and youth level teams. The fly-half made his USA debut, whom he qualifies through his American grandmother, in 2018 and is likely to make their World Cup squad.