Munster's Craig Casey and Ross Byrne from Leinster form the half-back pairing for the United Rugby Championship Dream, which has been announced for the 2021/22 season.
Casey's provincial colleague Jean Kleyn and in-form Ulster duo Nick Timoney and James Hume have also been selected, while the rest of the Dream Team line-up is dominated by players from the South African franchises.
Following the addition of the Vodacom Bulls, Emirates Lions, Cell C Sharks and DHL Stormers to the competition for the inaugural URC campaign, the South African sides account for 10 members of a 15-man selection determined by a media vote.
The Stormers are the best-represented team with five players making the cut. Leolin Zas, the URC's top try scorer, is among four backs from the Cape Town-based outfit included.
The Bulls, who visit Leinster in Friday's opening semi-final, contribute three players, including Ironman award winner Ruan Nortje, and the Sharks with two.
Players had to have made a minimum of nine appearances to be considered, with the media panel given a shortlist of 10 players per position, provided by URC StatMaster. The player with the most votes in each position earned a place in the team.
URC Dream Team Includes Five Provincial Players
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7th June 2022