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Home » 7 New Caps in Scotland Guinness 6 Nations Squad – Huge Rugby News
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7 New Caps in Scotland Guinness 6 Nations Squad – Huge Rugby News

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Last updated: 16/01/2019 9:02 am
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Gregor Townsend announced his squad for the Guinness 6 Nations, naming a 39 man squad that includes 7 new caps.

A trio of uncapped hookers – Cherry (Edinburgh), Kerr (Leicester Tigers) & Stewart (Glasgow Warriors) are rewarded for breakthrough seasons at their clubs & are joined by returning uncapped quartet Graham (Newcastle Falcons), Rae, Johnson (Glasgow Warriors) & Dean (Edinburgh).

— Scottish Rugby (@Scotlandteam) January 16, 2025

Scotland kick off the campaign with back to back home ties against Italy (Feb 2nd) and Ireland (Feb 9th) at BT Murrayfield.

The squad features a big Glasgow contingent (18), Edinburgh with (12) and 9 other players are playing with teams outside of Scotland.

Injuries to Fraser Brown and George Turner have opened the door for a trio of uncapped hookers, with David Cherry (Edinburgh), Jake Kerr (Leicester Tigers) and Grant Stewart (Glasgow Warriors) rewarded for breakthrough seasons at their club sides.

A notable inclusion is Newcastle Falcons back-row John Hardie who makes his return to a Scotland squad for the first time since the 2018 Six Nations, while the selection of squad regulars Jonny Gray and Tommy Seymour puts them – selection permitting – on track to reach a half century of Scotland caps during the championship, currently just three and four caps from the milestone.

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