Aaron Souttar's Enduring Influence on Brothers Harry and John

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Brothers Harry (Australia) and John (Scotland) Souttar, set to play in the World Cup, pay tribute to their late brother Aaron, who inspired their careers and left a lasting impact despite passing away at 42 from motor neurone disease.

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