Scotland will hope to return to winning ways when they head to Twickenham to take on England in their latest Six Nations clash this weekend.
Gregor Townsend’s men claimed a home win against Italy on the opening weekend of this year’s tournament before falling to a defeat against reigning champions Ireland earlier this month.
With all eyes now focused on Saturday’s meeting with their oldest rivals, Scotland will be hoping to claim the Calcutta Cup for a fifth consecutive year - and the form of Duhan van der Merwe is sure to be essential after the South African-born wing star produced several impressive displays against England in recent years.
Much like the Edinburgh wing, there are a number of other players that qualify for Scotland via their parents that have featured in both Six Nations fixtures - and here is how they are eligible to take their place in Townsend’s squad.
1. Fergus Burke - New Zealand
The latest 'foreign' import to the Scotland set-up, he represented the All Blacks at under 20 level but is eligible for both Scotland and England through his Glasgow born grandfather and Dover born grandmother | SNS Group
2. Ewan Ashman - Canada
Born in Ontario but qualifies through his Edinburgh born father | SNS Group
3. Will Hurd - England
Qualifies through his maternal grandmother and has represented Scotland at youth level | Getty Images
4. Pierre Schoeman - South Africa
Represented South Africa at youth level and qualified for Scotland through the residency rule in 2021 | SNS Group