ROB Elloway will have the privilege of leading the Cornish Pirates onto the pitch on Sunday as he makes his 200th appearance for them.
The 31-year-old hooker has been named in the starting XV for the Greene King IPA Championship clash against Rotherham and will be the first player out from the tunnel to mark the special occasion.
His 200th cap comes eight years after he first arrived at the Pirates, joining from Gloucester.
Born on a British Army base in Germany, Elloway has played twice for the country and has also represented the England U18s.
For Sunday's game, Alex Cheesman will take the captain's armband as regular skipper Chris Morgan is injured.
PIRATES: 15 Toby May, 14 Kyle Moyle, 13 Tom Riley, 12 Rheon James, 11 Craig Holland, 10 Kieran Hallett, 9 Alex Day; 1 Jack Andrew, 2 Rob Elloway, 3 Adam Jamieson, 4 Laurie McGlone, 5 Marcus Garratt, 6 Sam Simmonds, 7 Joe Atkinson, 8 Alex Cheesman (c).
REPS: 16 Tom Channon, 17 Marlen Walker, 18 Will Graulich, 19 John Stevens, 20 Mike Pope, 21 Will Cargill, 22 Jack Arnott.
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