Six Nations 2017: Scotland v Wales player ratings from Murrayfield Stadium

RUCK runs the rule over the Scotland and Wales teams after Saturday’s Six Nations clash in Edinburgh.

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Scotland player ratings v Wales

15 Stuart Hogg: Produced a moment of inspiration to set up Tim Visser for the crucial second try. Warren Gatland will of been very impressed. 8.5/10

14 Tommy Seymour: Sublime. His superb finish kicked off a superb second half from the Scots 7/10

13 Huw Jones: Struggled at times but give his all. 6/10

12 Alex Dunbar: Stood up to the brutal Welsh surges and carried the ball bravely 6/10

11 Tim Visser: The Harlequins winger halted Rhys Webb from scoring a certain try before finishing off his own touchdown. Sensational. 9/10

10 Finn Russell: Without Laidlaw his kicking would be crucial. He returned a perfect 19 points. Game management was also superb. 8/10

9 Ali Price: He did brilliantly to deny a try in the first half but failed to get Scotland moving in the first half. 7/10

8 Ryan Wilson: He was outplayed in the first half but improved after the break. 6.5/10

7 John Hardie: Struggled against a physical back-row but managed to hold his own. 6.5/10

6 John Barclay (c): He captained the side to a famous win. He was pretty anonymous in the first half but got about a bit more in the second. 7/10

5 Jonny Gray: Was very busy in the engine room from start to finish. 8/10

4 Richie Gray: His leadership and intensity at the breakdown was crucial. Tremendous 8/10

3 Zander Fagerson: He is only 21....He was excellent. 7.5/10

2 Fraser Brown: Another fantastic performance makes him a Lions contender 8/10

1 Gordon Reid: Fantastic again. He was the cornerstone of the Scottish scrum which just didn't give up 7/10

Replacements: 16 Ross Ford, 17 Allan Dell, 18 Simon Berghan, 19 Tim Swinson, 20 Hamish Watson, 21 Henry Pyrgos, 22 Duncan Weir, 23 Mark Bennett

Wales player ratings v Scotland

15 Leigh Halfpenny: 5/10

14 George North: He flaps so much in defence 4/10

13 Jonathan Davies: 5/10

12 Scott Williams: 5/10

11 Liam Williams: Scored his third try in three games during this season's Six Nations. Impressive effort. 7/10

10 Dan Biggar: Missed a tackle and seemed on the back foot for almost the whole game 6/10

9 Rhys Webb: Wales’s most dangerous attacker by some distance. 7.5/10

8 Ross Moriarty: 5/10

7 Justin Tipuric: Never gave up at any point, one of the visitors’ better players. 7/10

6 Sam Warburton: Teamed up brilliantly with Tipuric to help Wales achieve penalty turnover 7/10

5 Alun Wyn Jones (c): 6/10

4 Jake Ball: 5.5/10

3 Tomas Francis: 5/10

2 Ken Owens: 5/10

1 Rob Evans: 5/10

Replacements: 16 Scott Baldwin, 17 Nicky Smith, 18 Samson Lee, 19 Luke Charteris, 20 Taulupe Faletau, 21 Gareth Davies, 22 Sam Davies, 23 Jamie Roberts