Former Scotland international Doddie Weir has died at the age of 52 following a motor neurone disease that he was diagnosed six years ago.

'It was an amazing day from start to finish.' Gary Heatly tells the story of the young boy who met the legendary Doddie Weir and presented the match ball at BT Murrayfield last weekend. Plus, we look ahead to Scotland's clash with Argentina.

A group of over 100 cyclists - including elite names from the sport of rugby union - will ride from BT Murrayfield to the Principality Stadium in order to raise money and awareness for the My Name'5 Doddie Foundation.

Kenny Logan and a host of former British and Irish Lions are taking part in a 35-mile trek to Murrayfield to deliver the match ball ahead of the first outing for Warren Gatland's side.

Former British and Irish Lions and Scotland lock Doddie Weir has been inducted into Scottish Rugby's hall of fame.

Every rugby supporter, as well as many sports fans from across the world, will be raising a glass to mark Doddie Weir’s 50th birthday on Saturday.

In support of rugby legends Doddie Weir and Tom Smith, current and former internationals are taking part in a charity cycle ride from Twickenham Stadium to Murrayfield Stadium ahead of Scotland v England.