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British and Irish Lions pair Rory Sutherland and Chris Harris have been restored to the Scotland XV for Sunday\u2019s World Cup pool B match against Tonga.<\/p>\n
Head coach Gregor Townsend has made four changes in total to his starting line-up for the must-win encounter in Nice, with Scott Cummings and Kyle Steyn also added.<\/p>\n
Prop Sutherland will make only his second start for the national team in 19 months after slipping down the pecking order since his involvement with the Lions two years ago. The 31-year-old takes the place of Pierre Schoeman, who drops to the bench.<\/p>\n
Similarly, centre Harris, who also toured South Africa with the Lions in 2021, will make only his second international start of 2023 after losing his place to Huw Jones at the start of the year. Jones drops to the bench.<\/p>\n
Wing Steyn is back in the team in place of Darcy Graham after declaring he was \u201cabsolutely gutted\u201d to be left out of the 23 for the South Africa match.<\/p>\n
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The other change to the starting line-up sees lock Scott Cummings step in for Grant Gilchrist, who drops out of the matchday squad. Scrum-half George Horne and hooker Ewan Ashman are both on the bench after missing the 18-3 defeat against the Springboks with concussion.<\/p>\n