Ben White aims to create more good times for fans as Scotland seek a bounce back

Calcutta Cup hero Ben White is desperate to create more good times for Scotland fans as Gregor Townsend’s side look to bounce back from an opening defeat in Argentina.

White came on for the final 14 minutes of Scotland’s first-Test defeat by the Pumas in Jujuy on Saturday, just before Emiliano Boffelli’s penalty sealed a 26-18 victory.

The scrum-half is on his first Scotland tour and is looking to provide the same type of impact as his international debut, when he claimed a try during a brief first-half appearance in the 20-17 win over England in February.

White was on the field for 12 first-half minutes while Ali Price was assessed for a head knock, before coming back on later in the game at BT Murrayfield.

And the memory of the reaction to his try and the victory is still spurring him on during his first Scotland tour.

“It was a moment that I will never forget,” the London Irish player said in a video interview on the Scottish Rugby Union’s Twitter account.

“Genuinely, I can just close my eyes now and picture the whole place erupting. It was special, it meant a lot to me and my family.

“It was amazing and the messages I got after from Scottish people and fans, just how happy they were, it was amazing.

“The main thing for me is that every time now that I pull on the shirt, I want to do everything I can to make sure that I give those people who want us to do so well the same. I want to make sure I do everything I can to give the nation that joy that they had that day.

“I know how much it means to people and how much it means to me.

“Every time is a complete honour and something I will never take for granted. I will love every minute and just want to do well every minute and I will give my all.

“It was an incredible