Scotland
Hugo Southwell 6
Not tested by England's poor kicking game but his replies were a mixture of the good and the indifferent
Rory Lamont 6
Suffered a head injury while displaying the selfless attitude which epitomised Scotland's performance
Simon Webster 6
Matched England when it came to kicking out of hand and also made more tackles than any other player on either side
Graeme Morrison 7
Dealt well with Vainikolo's forays into midfield, not allowing the wing to generate momentum. Accomplished
Nikki Walker 6
His time with the Ospreys has encouraged him to roam the field looking for the ball. Eager but well shackled
Chris Paterson 7
Will he ever miss a goal kick again? Lamont's injury meant he had to move to the wing, where his influence became diluted
Mike Blair 8
Led by example. In a match strewn with errors, he was virtually blemish free. Ensured game was played on his side's terms
Allan Jacobsen 6
Gave away a couple of penalties in the scrum, but stood up to Phil Vickery and was highly mobile in the loose
Ross Ford 6
He suffered a leg injury in the first half after having made an impact around the fringes. Replaced by Fergus Thomson
Euan Murray 7
England only once threatened Scotland's line and it was the prop's tackle on Lipman that kept them out
Nathan Hines 7
He undertook the task of distracting Sheridan with relish. Lucky not to suffer a penalty reversal at the start of the second-half
Scott MacLeod 7
Managed to steal an early lineout and largely neutralised Borthwick's threat. Substitution well timed by Frank Hadden
Alasdair Strokosch 7
Showed why he has kept Jason White out of the side with a forceful display. Part of an outstanding back row
Allister Hogg 7
Had a stand-out game in this fixture two years ago and he brought his time machine with him on Saturday. Everywhere
Simon Taylor 8
Carried ball with menace and provided a rare moments of skill when he kick-chipped into his hands and, just, held on
Replacements
Dan Parks for Lamont 24; Fergus Thomson for Ford 33; Jason White for MacLeod 64; Alasdair Dickinson for Jacobsen 66; Craig Smith for Murray 71; Kelly Brown for Hogg 74; Rory Lawson for Blair 79
England
Iain Balshaw 6
Far from weakest link after dealing with early high balls with reasonable comfort, but again not used as attacking option
Paul Sackey 5
The wing rarely found his way into space and will still be feeling one thumping hit by Jason White
Jamie Noon 5
The conditions demanded he be used to take the ball and provide a target for his forwards, but shockingly underused
Toby Flood 5
Used frequently at first receiver, but his kicking game was off and, with England having no depth, struggled to create
Lesley Vainikolo 4
Dropped ball the first three times it came his way, made some midfield charges later on without ever making ground
Jonny Wilkinson 4
New points record but became increasingly ineffectual, his decision-making and execution were startlingly poor
Richard Wigglesworth 5
Provided most of England's few telling line kicks, but he could not get his forwards going as he had done in France
Andrew Sheridan 4
Wound up by Hines, gave away stupid penalties, including allowing Paterson to restore Scotland's first-half lead
Lee Mears 5
Willing and tireless in the loose without denting the defence. Got away with some wayward lineout throws
Phil Vickery 5
Robbed early by Hogg which set the tone. England played in the wrong areas and, as captain, he had to take responsibility
Simon Shaw 4
Won useful ball, but gave away two mindless early penalties when he should have been setting an example
Steve Borthwick 5
He tackled hard, but failed to crack Scotland lineout. England not short on leaders, but who was providing the direction?
Tom Croft 5
Made a useful lineout contribution, but there was no sense of familiarity in England's back row
Michael Lipman 7
England's sole solace. At times he appeared to be taking on Scotland single-handedly. Stature has grown in Six Nations
Nick Easter 5
Made one of the few breaks of the day only to undermine it with a sloppy pass to Shaw. Not at his most effective
Replacements
George Chuter for Mears 68; Ben Kay for Shaw 69; Matt Stevens for Vickery 71; Charlie Hodgson for Wilkinson 72; Luke Narraway for Lipman 77