weekend.

But the Islanders will not be alone for they are part of the West Indies rugby squad that is taking part in the World Rugby Sevens Series in Twickenham and Cardiff.

McGavern was part of the Windies squad that did so well in this year's Hong Kong Sevens Tournament, while Browne will be making his debut.

The squad will meet in London on Wednesday and play at Twickenham between May 27 and 28 and Cardiff's Millennium Stadium the following weekend, June 2 and 3.

Bermuda captain Bobby Hurdle, who also made the trip to Asia where he captained the side, is not travelling to the UK as he is due to get married.

Fellow Bermudian Jon Cassidy's work commitments will not allow him to rejoin the team either.

Barring those exceptions the squad is pretty much the same as the one that travelled to Hong Kong.

However, they have included two English-based players -- Dale Cross who is part of the Harlequins set-up and Toki Adebayo, brother of England wing Adedayo Adebayo.

Cross' parents are from St Lucia and Adebayo has a Jamaican mother. The West Indies are among the bottom seeds for the tournaments with Spain, Georgia/Russia and Spain/Portugal.

The remainder are all established forces in world rugby -- Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, Canada, Western Samoa, England, Argentina, Scotland, France and South Africa.