Danny Brough is one of six Super League players to be included in Scotland's 30-man squad for the Alitalia European Cup.
Coach McCormack includes Edinburgh Eagles pair in party
Danny Brough is one of six engage Super League players to be included in Scotland's 30-man squad for the Alitalia European Cup.
Huddersfield half-back Brough captained the Scots in the 2008 World Cup before then switching his allegiance to England.
However he has since had a change of heart, allowing Scotland coach Steve McCormack to pick him for the games against Wales, Ireland and France.
Harlequins prop forward Oliver Wilkes, Bradford centre Joe Wardle, Wakefield second-rowers Dale Ferguson, who makes his debut, and Kevin Henderson and Hull KR hooker Ben Fisher are also named in the party.
"The presence of six Super League stars will certainly bolster our bid to bring the Alitalia European Cup to Scotland but we've named a lot of talented individuals that all bring defensive grit and attacking flair to the side," McCormack said.
"I'm genuinely excited by the potential of this squad."
There are places for Craig Borthwick and Giles Lomax, who both ply their trade for amateur club Edinburgh Eagles, while Sheffield Eagles provide five members of McCormack's squad.
Scotland begin their Alitali European Cup campaign against Wales in Glasgow on Sunday, October 10.
Scotland squad for Alitalia European Cup:Gareth Moore (Batley), Lee Paterson (Carpentras), Jamie Benn (Castleford Panthers), Brad Massey (Coventry), Dean Colton (Doncaster), Rob Lunt (Doncaster), Craig Borthwick, Giles Lomax (both Edinburgh), Jon Steel (Featherstone), Crawford Matthews (Gateshead), Sam Barlow (Halifax), Oliver Wilkes (Harlequins), Danny Brough (Huddersfield), Joe Wardle (Bradford), Ben Fisher (Hull KR), Neil Lowe (Hunslet), John Duffy (Leigh), Dave Arnott (London Skolars), Andrew Henderson, Jack Howieson, Brendon Lindsay, Mitch Stringer, Alex Szostack (all Sheffield), Richard Hawkyard (Swinton), Dale Ferguson, Kevin Henderson (both Wakefield), Dexter Miller, Spencer Miller (both Whitehaven), Brett Carter, Paddy Coupar (both Workington).
