There Isn’t Any place for Rory Hutchinson and centres Huw Jones, although stuart McInally will Stunt Scotland in the Rugby World Cup.
McInally was chosen before John Barclay and captains Greig Laidlaw to lead the group out in Yokohama on September 22 for their opener with Ireland.
But the decision to leave both Glasgow middle Jones and his rival type Northampton Hutchinson from the squad of head coach Gregor Townsend is surrounded by the significant news.
Jones burst onto the Test scene with nine tries in his 14 looks for the Dark Lady but in the 18 months because he scored a double over England, his form for club and country has dropped .
His deficiencies in defence also have relied him from contention, while a lack of expertise seems to have contributed to the decision to leave Hutchinson behind despite the 23-year-old creating a late bid for choice with a brace in his very first Scotland beginning during Saturday’s triumph in Georgia.
With fit-again Saracens centre Duncan Taylor and Sam Johnson Townsend has chosen to shoot Peter Horne — that can fill in at 10 — and Chris Harris as pay.
Adam Hastings has been given the nod as backup to star man Finn Russell in stand-off despite his ropy revealing against France few weeks ago.
But prop Jamie Bhatti has paid the price for his failure to impress throughout the five-try mauling inflicted at the Allianz Riviera, together with Townsend choosing to shoot looseheads Allan Dell along with Gordon Reid and also the tighthead pair of Willem Nel and Zander Fagerson.
Simon Berghan also gets a seat on the plane according to his capacity to pay either side of the scrum.
Forwards Josh Strauss, Matt Fagerson along with Magnus Bradbury miss out No 8 Blade Thomson chosen if necessary on the basis he could slot to the second row.
Lock Bradbury hasn’t featured in any way during the Scots’ three warm-up clashes thus far due to a rib injury and also his lack of action has cost him his place, though fellow second-rower Jonny Gray and hooker Fraser Brown have both made the cut despite having also walked out that the double header with France and last weekend’s Tbilisi victory through trauma.
New skipper McInally, speaking as he along with the remainder of the squad were introduced at Linlithgow Palace, said:»It’s a very proud moment. I ended up missing the World Cup so that makes it all the sweeter.
«The attention is firmly on Georgia that Friday and placing in a good performance before we head off.
«I am really fortunate that there is a number of players both sides of me that have captained the group before so I will not be brief in that regard.
«We’re going to take every sport that comes and try and acquire them all. If we could get out of the group, it is knock-out rugby after that.»
Forwards: John Barclay (Edinburgh), Simon Berghan (Edinburgh), Fraser Brown (Glasgow Warriors), Scott Cummings (Glasgow Warriors), Allan Dell (London Irish), Zander Fagerson (Glasgow Warriors), Grant Gilchrist (Edinburgh), Jonny Gray (Glasgow Warriors), Stuart McInally (capt) (Edinburgh), WP Nel (Edinburgh), Gordon Reid (Ayrshire Bulls), Jamie Ritchie (Edinburgh), Blade Thomson (Scarlets), Ben Toolis (Edinburgh), George Turner (Glasgow Warriors), Hamish Watson (Edinburgh), Ryan Wilson (Glasgow Warriors).
Backs: Darcy Graham (Edinburgh), Chris Harris (Gloucester), Adam Hastings (Glasgow Warriors), Stuart Hogg (Exeter Chiefs), George Horne (Glasgow Warriors), Peter Horne (Glasgow Warriors), Sam Johnson (Glasgow Warriors), Blair Kinghorn (Edinburgh), Greig Laidlaw (Clermont Auvergne), Sean Maitland (Saracens), Ali Price (Glasgow Warriors), Finn Russell (Racing 92), Tommy Seymour (Glasgow Warriors), Duncan Taylor (Saracens).
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