Scotland and England draw in turgid clash

Reuters

GOOD GRIP: England's team captain Steve Borthwick grabs Scotland's Max Evans during their Six Nations match.

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Scotland and England fought out their first draw for 21 years when a tryless, error-strewn Six Nations game finished 15-15 at Murrayfield on Sunday morning (NZ time), ending England's outside title hopes.

Two penalties apiece for Dan Parks and Jonny Wilkinson left the teams level before a Parks drop goal gave Scotland a 9-6 halftime lead.

Parks and Wilkinson's injury replacement Toby Flood landed further penalties to take it to 15-15 after 65 minutes and Flood missed the chance to win it when he left a 48-metre penalty short two minutes from time.

England complete their campaign away to championship favourites France next Saturday, while Scotland travel to Ireland.

- Reuters