Scotland rugby boss Gregor Townsend has picked his squad to take part in the Autumn Internationals as his team prepare to take on Tonga, Australia, South Africa and Japan.
Every one of the eight Scots involved in the British and Irish Lions have been named in the 42-man list, with captain Stuart Hogg front and centre alongside the likes of Duhan van der Merwe, Finn Russell and Ali Price.
Meanwhile, 12 uncapped players will get their chance to shine with Ewan Ashman, Josh Bayliss, Dylan Richardson and Pierre Schoeman among them.
The series of tests begins when Tonga visit Murrayfield on October 30, before matches against the Wallabies and Springboks.
The final game against Japan concludes the Autumn Internationals on November 20.
Four uncapped Glasgow Warriors backs join the contingent in Rufus McLean, Jamie Dobie, Ross Thompson and Sione Tuipulotu.
Rory Darge - also of the Scotstoun side - and Edinburgh's Luke Crosbie are selected too.
"There have been some notable performances from both our home-based players and those at clubs outside of Scotland, which has enabled us as coaches to select a group which are playing well and will be motivated across the four games," Townsend told the Scottish Rugby website.
"We also feel that this is the right time to bring in some younger players, given their early-season form.
"They have created opportunities for themselves to represent their country, and we believe that they will thrive in the Test match environment.
"We face four tough matches in four weeks and Tonga, Australia, South Africa and Japan each present a different challenge and an opportunity to perform in front of our people at BT Murrayfield.
"It's great to hear that we will now play Australia in front of a capacity crowd at BT Murrayfield, and it means a huge amount to the players to have this level of support."
