Russell's Brilliance Shines: Scotland Tops England in Thrilling Calcutta Cup Clash

Scotland defeated England 31-20 in the Six Nations match at Murrayfield. Flyhalf Finn Russell excelled, erasing past mistakes and securing the Calcutta Cup. Huw Jones, Jamie Ritchie, and Ben White scored for Scotland. Despite Henry Arundell's efforts, England's 12-match winning streak ended, unable to overcome Scotland's early 17-0 lead.

Scotland showcased a sterling performance against England, driven by flyhalf Finn Russell's outstanding play, resulting in a 31-20 victory in the Six Nations match at Murrayfield. This win maintained their recent dominance in the Calcutta Cup.

In a riveting display, Russell's finesse and precision were central to Scotland's success, effectively overcoming his previous year's shortcomings at Twickenham. Huw Jones scored two tries, with contributions from Jamie Ritchie and Ben White, alongside Russell's perfect goal-kicking performance.

England's 12-match winning streak was shattered, despite Henry Arundell's effort. However, Scotland's strategic start, leading 17-0 in the first quarter, proved insurmountable. Russell's adept handling and strategic playmaking under pressure highlighted his pivotal role in this critical match-up.

(With inputs from agencies.)