33 players in the 2023 Rugby World Cup

Jamie Ritchieback row of Edinburgh, Captain Scotland will be inserted into Group B from Rugby World Cup 2023 along with South Africa, Ireland, Tonga and Romania, Italy’s next opponent in the penultimate test of preparation for the French World Cup. Ritchie is one of 15 players with Rugby World Cup experience. They didn’t pass the last CT selection Gregor Townsend prostitute from Edinburgh Stuart McInally (announced his retirement in case he did not go to the World Cup), scrum half Jamie Dobiepylon Murphy Walkers and the third line Josh Bayliss.

Seven players on the squad with over 50 caps for Scotland Grey

player with the most caps (75), V And veteran at the forefront and the oldest player in the group with 37 years. Extreme Ollie Smith and the flying half Ben Healy at 23, they are the youngest in the Scottish group.

14 Equate:

There are many Scottish equivalents including World Rugby Rule 8 beneficiary, these are two Jack Dempsey, third with 14 caps for Australia and 11 caps for Scotland. Pylon WP extension Vborn in South Africa, exploded in Cheetas, and since 2012 in Edinburgh. Pierre Schuman, South African, ex-springbox under 20, in Edinburgh since 2018. Same Hamish Watson was born in England and played at the Leicester Tigers academy before being signed by Edinburgh at the age of 19 with a call-up to the Scotland under-20s.

It’s still Sam Skinner (England) Former England U20 international, Fine

heal (Republic of Ireland) former Ireland U20 international, Fine White (England) former England U20 team e Doohan van der Merwe (South Africa) Former South African U20 international. Median is added Ali Price (England), Chris Harris (England) and later yuen Garbage man (Canada), Javan Sebastian (Wales), Kyle Stein (South Africa), Zion Tuipulotu (Australia).

Center Hugh Jones he is Scottish but spent most of his career in South Africa, where he moved to complete his studies. Separate discussion Cameron Redpathson of the great Brian Redpath, former midfielder and captain of Scotland (1993-2003), born in France and educated in England, where he used to follow his father in his playing career and is now a manager.

Rugby World Cup Scotland 2023:

After you: Ewan Ashman, Jamie Bhatti, Dave Cherry, Luke Crosby, Scott Cummings, Rory Darge, Jack Dempsey, Matt Fagerson, Zander Fagerson, Grant Gilchrist, Richie Grey, V.P. Nel, Jamie Ritchie (c), Pierre Schuman, Javan Sebastian, Sam Skinner, Rory Sutherland, George Turner, Hamish Watson

Three quarters: Darcy Graham, Chris Harris, Ben Healy, George Horn, Hugh Jones, Blair Kinghorn, Ali Price, Cameron Redpath, Finn Russell, Olly Smith, Kyle Stein, Sione Tuipulotou, Doohan van der Merwe, Ben White

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