The Hurricanes will be represented by nine players across the All Blacks, All Blacks XV, and Japan, with all three sides to take to the field throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland this weekend.
A week after notching a first-up win over Ireland on their Grand Slam Tour, the All Blacks have retained Hurricanes pair Peter Lakai and Cam Roigard in their starting lineup for this weekend's test against Scotland.
They will be joined by Hurricanes teammates Pasilio Tosi, Du'Plessis Kirifi, and Billy Proctor, all of whom have been named on the bench for the clash in Edinburgh.
Kirifi returns to the side for the first time since the Rugby Championship clash against the Springboks in Wellington, while it will be Proctor's first test since the opening Bledisloe Cup encounter against the Wallabies at Eden Park at the end of September.
It will also be the first time all five players have faced Scotland and played at Murrayfield in their test careers.
Across the North Channel, new Hurricanes recruit Warner Dearns has again been named as captain of Japan for his side's test against Ireland at Aviva Stadium in Dublin.
It will be Dearns' seventh consecutive test as captain of the Brave Blossoms since taking on the leadership role ahead of the Pacific Nations Cup earlier this year.
Elsewhere, a further three Hurricanes will feature for the All Blacks XV against England A in the second match of their European tour.
After dispatching the Barbarians in a comeback victory in London last week, Hurricanes duo Xavier Numia and Devan Flanders have kept their places in the starting lineup for this week's match at the Recreation Ground in Bath.
Joining them in the match day squad is youngster Siale Lauaki, who has kept his spot on the bench as the reserve tighthead prop.
All matches will kick-off early on Sunday morning NZT.
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HURRICANES IN ACTION THIS WEEKEND (all kick-off times NZT)
Japan v Ireland - 1:40am Sunday at Aviva Stadium, Dublin
Warner Dearns (c)
All Blacks XV v England A - 2:15am Sunday at Recreation Ground, Bath
Xavier Numia
Devan Flanders
Siale Lauaki
All Blacks v Scotland - 4:10am Sunday at Murrayfield, Edinburgh
Peter Lakai
Cam Roigard
Pasilio Tosi
Du'Plessis Kirifi
Billy Proctor
