Leading the Rams’ contingent is fit-again Niall Kidd, who is joined among the front row by hookers Max Hayman and Ollie Moffitt, as well as young prop Harry Etwell.

Ollie Taylor – who passed 150 first-team caps for the club earlier this season – Colin Thomson and Omar Ellaboudy are included in the engine room, while there are places in the back row for Vince Everitt, Josh Collis, Liam Goodison and Ross Crame.

Alex Sparkes and Sam Boyland both make the cut at scrum-half, while a trio of stand-offs in the form of Alex Seers, Steffan James and Sam Nicholls are also in the group.

Powerful centres Axel Kalling-Smith – fresh from helping Sweden to victory in Latvia last weekend – and Terence Babarinsa are included, with the last of the Rams’ players, Kieran Leicester equally adept at playing in midfield or anywhere in the back three.

Newbury have the second highest number of representatives in the squad, their seven made up of Michael Duppa-Miller, Michael Klichowiz, Will Osborne, Oscar Padden, Dan Thorne, Jamal Watson and Josh Winfield.

Five Bracknell players – Ben Yates, Chris Laidler, Noah Cannon, Brad Walters and Ben Radford – are included, along with Jake Leach, Sol Wallis-Robinson and Charlie Shackleford from Reading Abbey.

Todd Muil and Phil Wells are both Maidenhead men, while the final two players are from the University of Reading – Ryan Lomas, who has also featured for Rams recently, and Tom Westdropp.

On the coaching side of things, Seb Reynolds, Owen Root and Danny Batty will be joined by Maidenhead’s Will Runciman.

Full Squad: Terence Babarinsa, Sam Boyland (both Rams), Noah Cannon (Bracknell), Josh Collis, Ross Crame (both Rams), Michael Duppa-Miller (Newbury), Omar Ellaboudy, Vince Everitt, Harry Etwell, Liam Goodison, Max Hayman, Steffan James, Axel Kalling-Smith, Niall Kidd (all Rams), Michael Klichowiz (Newbury), Chris Laidler (Bracknell), Jake Leach (Reading Abbey), Kieran Leicester (Rams), Ryan Lomas (University of Reading), Ollie Moffitt (Rams), Todd Muil (Maidenhead), Sam Nicholls (Rams), Will Osborne, Oscar Padden (both Newbury), Ben Radford (Bracknell), Alex Seers (Rams), Charlie Shackleford (Reading Abbey), Alex Sparkes, Ollie Taylor, Colin Thomson (all Rams), Dan Thorne (Newbury), Sol Wallis-Robinson (Reading Abbey), Brad Walters (Bracknell), Jamal Watson (Newbury), Phil Wells (Maidenhead), Tom Westdropp (University of Reading), Josh Winfield (Newbury), Ben Yates (Bracknell).