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Gaining game time in the Premiership Cup - as well as in National One for Leicester Lions - has led to the 19-year old earning a first start for England's Under-20s.
One of Scotland's brightest young prospects - who made his senior international debut last autumn - had his progression stunted by injury but now Douglas is back for the Under-20s and ready to pick up from where he left off.
England Under-20s have two more exciting Sale props in their arsenal as they prepare to defend their Six Nations crown.
Centre Ventisei has picked the brains of Glasgow teammate and Scotland senior captain Tuipulotu - as well as the likes of Stafford McDowall and Kyle Steyn - ahead of the Under-20 Six Nations.
The player pool for Gregor Townsend is widening and while the senior side look to round off their autumn with a statement victory against Australia, it might be worth keeping an eye on Scotland A and back three talent Jack Brown.
Back in May, the England Under-18s fly-half signed his first professional contract with Bath and Linegar's belief in his own ability - plus his desire to learn - has shades of Marcus Smith's rise to the top.
The prop discusses learning his craft in the National Leagues + why England's pack has helped them reach the World U20 Championship final.
The hurt of Argentina and Keyna was banished on home turf for Scotland as the men's Under-20 side romped to World Trophy success.