Scotland have replaced injured hooker Stuart McInally with the uncapped Johnny Matthews in their 33-man squad for Rugby World Cup 2023.
Former captain McInally, who had himself been called up as an injury replacement for Dave Cherry earlier in the tournament, suffered a neck injury in training in the lead-up to Scotland's second Pool B match against Tonga in Nice on Sunday, 24 September.
"We are disappointed to see him go but it's a huge opportunity for Johnny Matthews, who was in great form last season with Glasgow," said Scotland forwards coach John Dalziel.
Forwards
Javan Sebastian (Edinburgh Rugby) 5 caps
Rory Sutherland (Unattached) 25 caps
George Turner (Glasgow Warriors) 37 caps*
Richie Gray (Glasgow Warriors) 75 caps**
Sam Skinner (Edinburgh Rugby) 27 caps
Luke Crosbie (Edinburgh Rugby) 5 caps
Rory Darge (Glasgow Warriors) 10 caps
Jack Dempsey (Glasgow Warriors) 11 caps
Matt Fagerson (Glasgow Warriors) 35 caps
Jamie Ritchie (Edinburgh Rugby) – CAPTAIN – 42 caps*
Hamish Watson (Edinburgh Rugby) 58 caps*
Backs
Ben White (RC Toulon) 15 caps
Finn Russell (Bath Rugby) 71 caps**
Huw Jones (Glasgow Warriors) 38 caps
Sione Tuipulotu (Glasgow Warriors) 18 caps
Darcy Graham (Edinburgh Rugby) 35 caps*
Blair Kinghorn (Edinburgh Rugby) 46 caps*
Ollie Smith (Glasgow Warriors) 5 caps
Kyle Steyn (Glasgow Warriors) 12 caps
Duhan van der Merwe (Edinburgh Rugby) 30 caps
(*denotes past Rugby World Cup selection)
Johnny Matthews (in bold) replaces Stuart McInally
Players replaced from original squad of 33: Dave Cherry