Matt Scott blow out of Scotland's autumn Tests with fractured hand The Edinburgh midfielder suffered the injury in the closing stages of the match against Japan. After an initial examination at Murrayfield he was referred to Leeds-based consultant hand surgeon Doug Campbell. The diagnosis revealed that Scott had fractured his hand, but there was good news, too, as it was confirmed he will not require surgery. Scotland will name their side to face South Africa on Wednesday, and a number of other players are being monitored ahead of that announcement. The greatest concern surrounds Ryan Grant, who was taken off after 30 minutes against Japan after suffering a head knock, and is being monitored in line with return-to-play concussion protocols. Other players who have had their training limited over the past few days include Tim Swinson (shoulder), Duncan Weir (groin) and Greig Laidlaw (calf). Although none is causing great concern, coach Scott Johnson has bolseterd his training squad with a number of players ahead of the South Africa clash. Edinburgh backs Jack Cuthbert, Lee Jones, Tom Brown and Sam Hidalgo-Clyne have been brought in, as has the capital side's flanker Ross Rennie. From Glasgow, prop Jon Welsh and utility back Byron McGuigan have also been drafted. However the most unexpected call-up of all has been handed to Steve McColl, the Leeds Carnegie full-back. The 25-year-old Fifer played Scotland Sevens and age-grade international rugby, but drifted off the scene after failing to graduate from the Edinburgh academy structure a few years ago. McColl, who spent four seasons at Doncaster Knights, is a prolific try-scorer. He was Leeds" player of the year last season and is believed to have been a signing target for a number of Aviva Premiership clubs.