Scotland will be launching their latest Six Nations campaign against Italy this Saturday (February 1).
It will be the latest chapter for a Scottish men’s rugby union team that dates back to 1871 when they played their first game – a 1-0 victory over England at Raeburn Place.
Since then there have been hundreds of games in the Five and Six Nations (winning 14 titles including three Grand Slams), Rugby World Cup (where they made the semi-finals in 1991) tours, friendlies and autumn internationals.
Here are the 10 male players who have scored most points for Scotland in that time.
9. Stuart Hogg
Full-back Stuart Hogg's Scotland career came to an end after running out for his country 100 times - scoring 171 points in the process. He made his debut in 2012. Photo: Shaun Botterill
10. Craig Chalmers
Another member of Scotland's 1990 Grand Slam-winning Five Nations team, Craig Chalmers completes our top 10 with 166 points in 60 appearances from 1989–1999. Photo: Jamie McDonald