The speedster was at it again in Scotland’s second game against Australia. An equally impressive one-man effort wasn’t enough against the men in gold who snatched the game 12-24.

John Dalziel’s men came into day two rejuvenated and twice came from behind to beat Wales and finish third in Pool D. A Jamie Farndale brace and Gavin Lowe try helping them to a 19-14 win.

Drawn against Canada in the Quarter-Final of the Challenge Trophy, Max McFarland continued his impressive form with two tries with Robbie Fergusson also getting on the scoresheet as Scotland progressed with a 21-19 victory.

Up next were invitational side Chile who had shocked World Champions South Africa by holding them to a 5-5 draw and had also beaten France the round before.

However, Scotland were too strong for the South American’s and a late Harvey Elms length of the field victory sent his side through to the Final, 17-5 victors.

In a tight match against Spain, Scotland looked to have done enough to secure the Trophy before the Spanish scored with just seconds to go.

Not to be denied, Scotland won the restart and shipped the ball wide to Jamie Farndale who did excellently to bump his defender and race away with the clock red to secure the win and the Trophy for his side.

Scotland now lie in 9th place overall at the half way point of the 2018/19 HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series.