Scotland playmaker Finn Russell is adamant criticism from outside counts for little as he looks to bounce back from his Calcutta Cup heartache in Saturday's Six Nations clash at home to Wales.The 32-year-old fly-half missed all three of his conversion attempts as Scotland,

Tom Jordan and Blair Kinghorn both scored doubles in Scotland's 35-29 victory over Wales at Murrayfield as the visitors went down to a 16th consecutive defeat.

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Scotland coach Gregor Townsend said fly-half Finn Russell will keep the kicking duties for Saturday's Six Nations game against Wales despite missing kicks at Twickenham that would have given his side victory over England two weeks ago.

Scotland need to be more "ruthless", says co-captain Finn Russell, after they were almost being punished by Wales for "switching off a little bit" in their bonus-point Six Nations win at Murrayfield.

Gregor Townsend said finishing the Six Nations at France next weekend was the "toughest fixture in world rugby" after his Scotland side revived their campaign with a 35-29 home win over Wales on Saturday.

Fullback Blair Kinghorn and centre Tom Jordan scored two tries each as Scotland claimed a frenetic 35-29 bonus-point Six Nations victory over Wales at Murrayfield to inflict a record-extending 16th loss in a row on the visitors.

Latest score and updates from Six Nations as Kinghorn scores again in rout - Scotland bid to bounce back from their Calcutta Cup heartbreak against an improving Wales