Ian McLauchlan, pictured with Princess Anne, served Scottish Rugby as a player and board member for 50 years and went on two successful Lions tours
Former Scotland captain and British and Irish Lions great Ian McLauchlan has died at the age of 83.
McLauchlan led his country 19 times in his 43 caps and played his last Test against New Zealand at Murrayfield in November 1979.
A prop known for his fearsome scrummaging despite weighing only 14st 6lb on his debut in 1969, McLauchlan earned the nickname 'Mighty Mouse' and was part of successful Lions tours to New Zealand and South Africa in 1971 and 1974.
He was one of only five players to start all eight Test matches on those tours, and scored a crucial try in the first Test in Dunedin in June 1971 as the Lions won 9-3.
