The Scots claimed a hard-fought 15-13 win over a Wallabies side ranked third in the world in a captivating match that could have gone either way and was the first time Scotland had played in front of a 67,144-strong full house since March 2020. "The way he has been playing, the way he's performing against his fellow top players, he's not looking flustered, he's looking very comfortable. He's going to be very dangerous at the Grand Slam. 'The Ferret' is coming good, not only in the unranked events, but also in the ranked events. So people beware when we get to Wolverhampton." "For any part I played in contributing to Azeem Rafiq's experience of feeling bullied at Yorkshire, I apologise unreservedly. Even before Lampard withdrew his interest, Norwich's bosses were understood to have been impressed by the vision and ethos of Smith's ideas for the squad.