Graham and Kinghorn return for Scotland's Australia match
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 13 Nov, 22:20 · Archive
Scotland bring back record try-scorer Darcy Graham and Blair Kinghorn for Sunday's Nations Championship fixture against Australia.
Scotland have recalled record try-scorer Darcy Graham and Blair Kinghorn for Sunday's Nations Championship match against Australia at Murrayfield. Graham has made a quicker-than-expected recovery from a bicep tear that was initially thought to sideline him until the turn of the year. Kinghorn takes over at full-back from Kyle Rowe, while Jamie Dobie drops to the bench.
Graham, 29, has 38 tries in 57 international appearances. Kinghorn, who plays for Toulouse, has 16 tries in 69 caps. Head coach Gregor Townsend made only two changes to the team after last weekend's 43–21 defeat to New Zealand, saying the issues in that match were about 'individual responsibility'—players coming offside or failing to roll away quickly, giving the opposition opportunities in Scotland's 22-metre zone.
Townsend said Graham is 'in a very good place' and ready to go after sustaining a calf injury during the training camp. Australia head coach Les Kiss has made more substantial changes, moving Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii from wing to outside centre and bringing in Harry Potter on the wing, with Carter Gordon starting at fly-half.

How it is being reported
- Gregor Townsend excited to welcome fit-again winger Darcy Graham back to Scotland fold for clash with WallabiesScotland head coach Gregor Townsend hopes the return of Darcy Graham can ignite the team's attack heading into Sunday's clash with Australia at Murrayfield.Daily Mail Sport · 13 Nov, 17:59
- Graham & Kinghorn start for Scots versus WallabiesRecord try scorer Darcy Graham and Blair Kinghorn return to the Scotland XV for Sunday's second Nations Championship fixture with Australia.BBC Sport · 13 Nov, 14:27
In this story: Darcy Graham · Blair Kinghorn · Gregor Townsend · Scotland · Australia · Murrayfield
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