Scotland rugby stars slammed over not taking the knee before Six Nations victory over England
Six Nations win over England.A widely-circulated photo on social media shows a majority of the squad not participating in the symbolic anti-racism gesture at Twickenham.Ahead of the Calcutta Cup clash in London, players lined up in support of the Rugby Against Racism campaign but only Cameron Redpath, Chris Harris, Ali Price and Jonny Gray were pictured taking the knee.Six of England's team also remained standing.The gesture has been adopted by athletes worldwide in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, including before matches in the Scottish Premiership and English Premier League throughout the season.Scotland triumphed 11-6 over their rivals, a first win at Twickenham since 1983.Duhan Van Der Merwe's try and two penalties from Finn