Finn Russell admitted Scotland need to sharpen up after their late drop-off took the shine off a five-try 35-29 Guinness Six Nations win over struggling Wales at Murrayfield. The Scots were well on top for an hour as they romped into a commanding 35-8 lead with doubles from Tom Jordan and Blair Kinghorn as well as a score from Darcy Graham.

Scotland co-captain Finn Russell was back to his best from the kicking tee as the fly-half orchestrated a 35-29 Six Nations win over Wales at Murrayfield on Saturday. Morgan, however, was winning ruck turnovers and the visitors got back into the game when fly-half Gareth Anscombe's precise chip through the defence allowed full-back Blair Murray to score a 24th-minute try.

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.

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.

Scotland captain Finn Russell says he is frustrated after his side's 35-29 win over Wales as his team "switched off" and allowed Wales to pick up a losing bonus point at Murrayfield.