Chris Harris playing his second game for Scotland - a 34-7 defeat against
Wales in Cardiff.
International career: Played 47, Won 30, Drew 1, Lost 16.
Plus one defeat for the British & Irish Lions in 2021 against S.A.
2017 v Samoa (Murrayfield) W 44-38 (R)
2018 v Wales (Cardiff) L 7-34 (SN)
2018 v Canada (Edmonton) W 48-8
2018 v Argentina (Resistencia) W 44-15 (R)
2018 v Fiji (Edinburgh) W 54-17 (R)
2018 v South Africa (Edinburgh) L 20-26 (R)
2019 v Italy (Edinburgh) W 33-20 (SN) (R)
2019 v England (Twickenham) D 38-38 (SN) (R)!
2019 v France (Edinburgh) W 17-14
2019 v Georgia (Edinburgh) W 36-9
2019 v Ireland (Yokohama) L 3-27 (World Cup)
2019 v Samoa (Kobe) W 34-0 (World Cup)
2019 v Russia (Shizuoka) W 61-0 (World Cup) (R)
2019 v Japan (Yokohama) L 21-28 (World Cup)
2020 v Ireland (Dublin) L 12-19 (SN) (R)
2020 v England (Edinburgh) L 6-13 (SN) (R)
2020 v Italy (Rome) W 17-0 (SN)
2020 v France (Edinburgh) W 28-17 (SN)
2020 v Georgia (Edinburgh) W 48-7
2020 v Wales (Llanelli) W 14-10 (SN)
2020 v Italy (Florence) W 28-17 (ANC)
2020 v France (Edinburgh) L 15-22 (ANC)
2020 v Ireland (Dublin) L 16-31 (ANC)
2021 v England (Twickenham) W 11-6 (SN)
2021 v Wales (Edinburgh) L 24-25 (SN)
2021 v Ireland(Murrayfield) L 24-27 (SN)
2021 v Italy (Murrayfield) W 52-10 (SN) (R)
2021 v France (Paris) W 27-23 (SN)
2021 v Australia (Edinburgh) W 15-13
2021 v South Africa (Murrayfield) L 15-30
2021 v Japan (Murrayfield) W 29-20
2022 v England (Edinburgh) W 20-17 (SN)
2022 v Wales (Cardiff) L 17-20 (SN)
2022 v France (Edinburgh) L 17-36 (SN)
2022 v Italy (Rome) W 33-22 (SN)
2022 v Ireland (Dublin) L 5-26 (SN)
2022 v Fiji (Edinburgh) W 28-12
2022 v New Zealand (Edinburgh) L 23-31
2022 v Argentina (Edinburgh) W 52-29
2023 v England (Twickenham) W 29-23 (SN) (R)
2023 v Wales (Edinburgh) W 35-7 (SN) (R)
2023 v Ireland (Edinburgh) L 7-22 (SN) (R)
2023 v Italy (Edinburgh) W 25-13
2023 v Georgia (Edinburgh) W 33-6 (R)
2023 v Tonga (Nice) W 45-17 (World Cup)
2023 v Romania (Lille) W 84-0 (World Cup)
(R) = Replacement.
Chris Harris playing his second game for Scotland a 17-34 in Cardiff against Wales in the 2018
Six Nations Championship.