British and Irish Lions

Ian McGeechan's team ran out 19-13 winners in the final game of the 6 Nations in April 2000, with stand-off Duncan Hodge scoring all the points at a rain-lashed Murrayfield.

Glasgow Warriors back-row forward White made his debut as part of the team on that day and has England in his sights again at Twickenham this weekend.

White was named man of the match in the 30-22 victory over Wales last week and is confident Scotland can build on that triumph against Clive Woodward's side.

White said: "We can win it. If there is one team you want to beat it is England. It's just the way we've been brought up."

The Brumbies pair of Ben Mowen and Christian Leali'ifano will get the chance to follow in the footsteps of their team mates by beating the British & Irish Lions when they make their Qantas Wallaby Test debuts against the tourists in Brisbane on Saturday.

Rob Howley says having George North available for selection is a major plus for the British & Irish Lions as they go in search of the tries he believes will be needed to beat the Qantas Wallabies this Saturday.

Less than four kilometres away from the Suncorp Stadium, venue for the opening Test between the British & Irish Lions and Qantas Wallabies on Saturday, lies the grave of the man who took the starring role in the first international between the two teams in 1899.