Flyhalf Finn Russell has been passed fit to start Saturday's Six Nations match against England at Twickenham, but wing Darcy Graham has not recovered in time and misses out on his team's bid for a record fifth successive Calcutta Cup victory.

With former international gymnast and long-serving BBC presenter Gabby Logan as a mother, and 70-cap Scottish rugby international Kenny Logan as a father, teenage up-and-comer Reuben could be forgiven for feeling a tinge of pressure as he makes his way through the ranks.

The two backs were doubts for the Six Nations fixture after a horror clash of heads against Ireland a fortnight ago

Finn Russell has been passed fit to lead Scotland in Saturday’s Calcutta Cup match but Darcy Graham will not play at Twickenham.

Scotland co-captain Finn Russell has been passed fit to play against England in the Six Nations at Twickenham on Saturday following a concussion.

Gregor Townsend has made three changes to his Scotland starting XV for the trip to Twickenham to face England in Round Three of the Six Nations. Finn Russell has successfully progressed through the World Rugby protocols following his concussion against Ireland and will co-captain the team from fly-half.

Gregor Townsend believes Saturday's match away to oldest rivals England is just what Scotland need to get their Six Nations campaign back on track. "They've both been training really well, they've gone through the right protocols and they’ve passed every stage,

Scotland fly-half Finn Russell has been declared fit to start Saturday's Six Nations match against England, but Darcy Graham is not involved in the matchday 23.