Jonny Gray set for first Scotland appearance in two years
Experienced forwards Dave Cherry and Jonny Gray will make their first Scotland appearances since 2023 after being selected to start Saturday's Guinness Six Nations opener at home to Italy.
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McDowall to partner Jones at centre for Scotland against Italy
Stafford McDowall will earn a ninth cap at inside centre for Scotland in the place of injured captain Sione Tuipulotu in an otherwise experienced backline to face Italy in their Six Nations opener at Murrayfield on Saturday.
Scotland's 2025 Six Nations squad announced as Jonny Gray shock call-up bolstered by Owen Farrell’s replacement
Scotland have announced their squad for the 2025 Six Nations as they look to win the tournament for the very first time.
Townsend picks uncapped Burke, Mann for Scotland's Six Nations clash with Italy
:Scotland coach Gregor Townsend named uncapped New Zealand-born flyhalf Fergus Burke and number eight Jack Mann in his squad for the Six Nations Championship, but experienced trio Kyle Steyn, Adam Hastings and Cameron Redpath are sidelined with injury.
Darcy Graham equals try record as Scotland post dominant win over Portugal
Winger Darcy Graham equalled the record for the most tries for Scotland as they ran in a total of nine in a dominant 59-21 victory over Portugal in their Autumn Nations Series Test at Murrayfield.
Graham equals try record as Scotland post dominant win over Portugal
EDINBURGH : Winger Darcy Graham equalled the record for the most tries for Scotland as they ran in a total of nine in a dominant 59-21 victory over Portugal in their test at Murrayfield on Saturday.
McDowall to skipper much changed Scotland side against Portugal
Scotland made wholesale changes to their team for Saturday’s test against Portugal with Stafford McDowall to captain the side, which has two new caps, and fullback Tom Jordan the only player from last week’s starting lineup to keep his place.
Spirited Scotland make South Africa work for Murrayfield victory
Scotland produced a spirited display but lacked the guile to get over the line as they went down to a 32-15 defeat by world champions South Africa at Murrayfield on Sunday.