Kidney's crew - Autumn Internationals
WINNERS Mike Ross -- A run of games for Leinster has showcased his scrummaging power and brought on the other aspects of his game. Damien Varley -- Has made giant strides in the last 12 months, filling the considerable void created by Jerry Flannery's injury problems. Devin Toner -- Another to benefit from game-time with Leinster, gets his chance due to Paul O'Connell's injury and delayed return of Leo Cullen. John Muldoon -- Has made a strong return from injury sustained in the summer against the All Blacks. Isaac Boss -- International return sparked by eye-catching displays for Leinster and the injury to Tomas O'Leary. Johne Murphy -- Superb for Munster, versatility a valuable asset for Kidney. Shane Horgan -- Strong showing against Saracens, experience and physicality still in demand. losers Jamie Hagan -- Shining for Connacht but loses out to familiarity and experience of Hayes. Dan Tuohy -- Strong summer tour but has lacked opportunities with Ulster. Shane Jennings -- Sean O'Brien's stunning form at open-side squeezes out fellow Leinster back-row. Niall Ronan -- Not enough room for natural No 7 despite strong displays for Munster. Fionn Carr -- Ireland's most exciting attacker misses out due to physicality focus for November. Denis Hurley -- Just beginning to make his presence felt with Munster, but Horgan's experience wins out. back soon Leo Cullen -- A full 80 minutes this weekend could yet see second-row feature against South Africa. Tomas O'Leary -- Hopefully back for latter part of series. Luke Fitzgerald -- A key player who will be brought back in once his hip injury clears up. Geordan Murphy -- Excellent for Leicester last weekend, English club commitments rule him out of South Africa opener. FINGERS CROSSED Jerry Flannery -- Cursed by calf injury, medical assessment will determine November involvement.