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Scotland lose Ritchie and Millar Mills through injury

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Scotland lose Ritchie and Millar Mills through injury
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Glasgow Warriors flanker Jamie Ritchie and Newcastle Red Bulls prop Elliot Millar Mills drop out of Scotland's Nations Championship squad following picking up injuries for their clubs over the weekend.

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  • Scotland lose Ritchie and Millar Mills through injury.

Glasgow Warriors flanker Jamie Ritchie and Newcastle Red Bulls prop Elliot Millar Mills drop out of Scotland's Nations Championship squad following picking up injuries for their clubs over the weekend.

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