He has just scored a try for the ages and now Duhan van der Merwe is steaming his way towards Wales.
One can only wish his likely opposite number Josh Adams and the rest of the Welsh team the best up at Murrayfield because the big Scotland wing is a desperately hard man to stop.
That was vividly demonstrated by his two touchdowns in last Saturday’s thrilling 29-23 victory over England at Twickenham. His first has been dubbed as one of the greatest in Six Nations history - and understandably so given how he left five defenders clutching thin air on a wondrous weaving 55-metre run to the line, complete with a subtle shift of the ball from one hand to the other to facilitate the final fend on Alex Dombrandt.
