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Inverness rugby player named in Scotland World Cup training squad as Glasgow Warriors scrum half one of 41 men named


By Will Clark

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Inverness rugby player Jamie Dobie has been called up to the Scotland training squad for the Rugby World Cup.

GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - APRIL 14: Jamie Dobie in action for Warriors during a BKT United Rugby Championship match between Glasgow Warriors and Scarlets at Scotstoun Stadium, on April 14, 2023, in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Ross MacDonald / SNS Group)
GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - APRIL 14: Jamie Dobie in action for Warriors during a BKT United Rugby Championship match between Glasgow Warriors and Scarlets at Scotstoun Stadium, on April 14, 2023, in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Ross MacDonald / SNS Group)

The Glasgow Warriors scrum half has been named in an extended 41-player Scotland squad to prepare for the tournament which takes place in France in September and October.

The squad will be trimmed to the requisite 33-player list ahead of the tournament itself in the autumn.

The 41-player group will gather for an initial training camp on 29 May to begin preparations for warm-up matches in the Famous Grouse Nations Series against France, Italy and Georgia at BT Murrayfield in July and August.

Scotland also play France in an away warm-up in St. Etienne in August.The Rugby World Cup itself will see Scotland compete in Pool B alongside South Africa, Ireland, Tonga and Romania, with a first fixture against the world champion Springboks on Sunday 10 September in Marseille.

Last month, Dobie (21) put pen-to-paper on a one-year extension to his contract with the Glasgow Warriors.

Scotland training squad for Rugby World Cup 2023

Forwards

Ewan Ashman (Sale Sharks) 7 caps

Jamie Bhatti (Glasgow Warriors) 28 caps

Dave Cherry (Edinburgh Rugby) 8 caps

Andy Christie (Saracens) 4 caps

Luke Crosbie (Edinburgh Rugby) 4 caps

Scott Cummings (Glasgow Warriors) 25 caps

Rory Darge (Glasgow Warriors) 7 caps

Jack Dempsey (Glasgow Warriors) 9 caps

Matt Fagerson (Glasgow Warriors) 33 caps

Zander Fagerson (Glasgow Warriors) 58 caps

Grant Gilchrist (Edinburgh Rugby) 62 caps

Richie Gray (Glasgow Warriors) 73 caps

Cameron Henderson (Leicester Tigers) uncapped

Stuart McInally (Edinburgh Rugby) 47 caps

WP Nel (Edinburgh Rugby) 54 caps

Jamie Ritchie (Edinburgh Rugby) – CAPTAIN – 41 caps

Pierre Schoeman (Edinburgh Rugby) 21 caps

Javan Sebastian (Scarlets) 3 caps

Sam Skinner (Edinburgh Rugby) 25 caps

Rory Sutherland (Ulster Rugby) 23 caps

George Turner (Glasgow Warriors) 35 caps

Murphy Walker (Glasgow Warriors) 2 caps

Hamish Watson (Edinburgh Rugby) 57 caps

Backs (18)

Jamie Dobie (Glasgow Warriors) 1 cap

Darcy Graham (Edinburgh Rugby) 33 caps

Chris Harris (Gloucester Rugby) 42 caps

Adam Hastings (Gloucester Rugby) 27 caps

Ben Healy (Munster Rugby) 1 caps

Stuart Hogg (Exeter Chiefs) 100 caps

George Horne (Glasgow Warriors) 20 caps

Huw Jones (Glasgow Warriors) 36 caps

Blair Kinghorn (Edinburgh Rugby) 43 caps

Stafford McDowall (Glasgow Warriors) uncapped

Ali Price (Glasgow Warriors) 61 caps

Cameron Redpath (Bath Rugby) 5 caps

Finn Russell (Racing 92) 69 caps

Ollie Smith (Glasgow Warriors) 3 caps

Kyle Steyn (Glasgow Warriors) 10 caps

Sione Tuipulotu (Glasgow Warriors) 16 caps

Duhan van der Merwe (Edinburgh Rugby) 28 caps

Ben White (London Irish) 14 caps


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