Scotland kicked off their Autumn Nations Series campaign with a straightforward 57-17 victory over Fiji at Murrayfield on Saturday evening.
In front of a full house at the Edinburgh venue, winger Darcy Graham scored four tries, while Huw Jones bagged a double. Kyle Rowe and Duhan van der Merwe also got in the act, with his try keeping him one ahead of Graham on 29 for his country in the all-time scoring stats.
The Scots took advantage of early indiscipline from the Fijian visitors. who were down to 13 men early on due to committing too many penalties as referee Craig Evans laid down the rule early on.
Head coach Gregor Townsend will be pleased with the victory over the Pacific Islanders as attention turns to next weekend’s showdown with world champions South Africa in the capital.
We give each player a mark out of ten for their performance against Fiji.
13. Sione Tuipulotu
First match as the captain and put in a solid shift, although was part of a backline that mixed good defence with bad. 6 | SNS Group
14. Darcy Graham
Took 15 minutes to land his first try. Added second by showing intelligence to kick the ball on while under pressure. Was sold a sore dummy by Ikanivere for a try in second half, but recovered quickly to land his hat-trick before adding a fourth. Now tied with Van der Merwe as Scotland's second top try-scorer with 28. Stunning show of finishing. 9 | SNS Group
15. Kyle Rowe
Great dancing feet to score opening try - his first at Murrayfield in Scotland colours. Game cut short just before half time as he limped off injured. 7 | SNS Group
16. Replacements
Tom Jordan (pictured) made an excellent tackle on debut to save a try. Everyone else also appeared from the bench: Dylan Richardson, D'Arcy Rae and Rory Sutherland in the front row, fellow forwards Gregor Brown and Max Willamson as well as Jamie Dobie and Stafford McDowall. | SNS Group