Six Nations 2013, Scotland v Wales: player ratings Tim Visser Struggled with Alex Cuthbert's physicality. Duncan Weir Struggled badly and could not impose himself upon the game. Greig Laidlaw Kicked excellently as usual but did not get the front-foot ball he wanted. Ryan Grant Not his best game after such a fine tournament. Ross Ford Spent most of the afternoon being lectured by referee for Scotland's infractions at scrummage. Euan Murray One superb turnover but Scotland's scrummage was poor. He will shoulder blame. Richie Gray A desperately disappointing time to get injured with a Lions tour looming. Jim Hamilton Huffed and puffed but didn't blow anything or anyone down. Rob Harley Tackled manfully, making more tackles than anyone in the Scottish side. Kelly Brown For the first time exposed as a blindside playing on the openside. Outplayed by Sam Warburton. Johnnie Beattie One horrible drop and though he carried effectively occasionally his influence was minimal. Leigh Halfpenny Had a first-half wobble with his kicking but otherwise was safe and sound. Alex Cuthbert Came into the game in the second half where his over was obvious. Jonathan Davies Quiet but his left foot proved useful and he always tackles. Jamie Roberts Also quiet but the Scotland midfield could not cross the gain line. George North Outstanding. He always makes yardage and beats the first man. Inked-in Lion. Dan Biggar Is developing into a calm Test-match fly half. Nothing flashy but directed operations shrewdly. Mike Phillips Sniped well throughout and chivvied his forwards excellently. Paul James Yellow-carded late on but had scrummaged well and grafted conscientiously. Richard Hibbard Scored a try and is always lively even if the line out wasn't perfect. Adam Jones Scrummaged well when allowed to. Made 10 tackles too. Alun Wyn Jones One good charge down and an industrious performance that justified selection. Ian Evans A superb international lock forward. End of story. Ryan Jones A terribly unfortunate injury for the skipper after another display of hard work and nous. Sam Warburton He's back. Imperious at the breakdown where he tormented Scotland with his physicality and craft. Toby Faletau Carried strongly and made a couple of thunderous tackles. Doesn't have a bad game.