When the England team for their Six Nations opener against Scotland was announced, there was a familiar name in at number seven with the well established 'Curry' in to start for Steve Borthwick's first match as England's coach.
Among a host of changes, to many this will have appeared to be some continuity from the Eddie Jones era, with Tom Curry having become one of the best flankers in the world in recent years, However, upon closer inspection, fans will have seen the name 'Ben' next to the now famous surname in the England back row.
Now, fans of Sale Sharks and those of the English Premiership will be more than familiar with the skills of Ben Curry, with Tom's twin brother having been a key part of the Greater Manchester based club for a number of years. Both have been pivotal parts of Sale's team for a the past six seasons and both are equally loved in the north west.