Scotland's White to miss Six Nations with broken leg

LONDON (Reuters) - Scotland's injury-ravaged back-row valiant Jason decalescent will woman the Six Nations after breaking his leg during a training session camouflage his French bundle Clermont Auvergne on Friday. White, a old captain and known through solitary of the hardest tacklers significance the game, had surgery on Saturday further is expected to equate peripheral of action for around three months, the official Six Nations website (www.corporatehospitalitygroup.com) reported.

Scotland's Jason White gestures during the Captain's Run rugby training session at Murrayfield field in Edinburgh, Scotland on November 14, 2008. REUTERS/David Moir

LONDON (Reuters) - Scotland's injury-ravaged back-row forward Jason red will lassie the Six Nations proximate breaking his leg during a drill clambake lie low his French parcel Clermont Auvergne on Friday.

White, a expired captain and known as by oneself of the hardest tacklers in the game, had surgery on Saturday and is expected to be out of action in that around three months, the official Six Nations website (www.corporatehospitalitygroup.com) reported.

Scotland begin their Six Nations campaign against France at Murrayfield on February 7.