Chris Paterson will become the first Scot to reach the landmark of 100 caps for his country after he was named today in the Scotland team to play Wales in the RBS 6 Nations Championship in Cardiff on Saturday. The team shows three changes in personnel from that defeated by France at the weekend. Euan Murray, who missed Sunday’s match because of his religious faith, returns at tight-head prop for Moray Low; Dan Parks is preferred to Phil Godman at stand-off; and Rory Lamont is back from injury and will line-up on the left wing. Chris Paterson will become the first Scot to reach the landmark of 100 caps for his country after he was named today in the Scotland team to play Wales in the RBS 6 Nations Championship in Cardiff on Saturday. The team shows three changes in personnel from that defeated by France at the weekend. Euan Murray, who missed Sunday’s match because of his religious faith, returns at tight-head prop for Moray Low; Dan Parks is preferred to Phil Godman at stand-off; and Rory Lamont is back from injury and will line-up on the left wing. This necessitates a positional switch with Sean Lamont moving to outside centre in place of Max Evans. Scotland head coach Andy Robinson congratulated Paterson. He said: He has been a fantastic ambassador for the team and it’s a tremendous honour for him to win his 100th cap. It’s well-deserved and I’m looking forward to seeing him perform at the weekend. Robinson added: I’m pleased to welcome Dan back. He comes in after playing consistently well for Glasgow. Robinson stressed that Parks’ selection would not restrict Scotland’s ambition to move ball.  We will not go to Wales and win by just kicking the ball high and dry. We have to go there and take the Welsh on. It will be a physical contest. He described Euan Murray as a world-class prop, a rock, and insisted his selection did not reflect adversely on Moray Low, the 25-year-old Glasgow Warriors prop, who was still learning and improving. Scotland team (sponsor Murray) to play Wales in the RBS 6 Nations ChampionshiMillennium Stadium, Cardiff on Saturday 13 February, kick-off 2pm 15 Chris Paterson (Edinburgh) 99 caps ,750 points through 22 tries, 153 penalties, 86 conversions, 3 drop goals 14 Thom Evans (Glasgow Warriors) 9 caps, 5 points through 1 try 13 Sean Lamont (Scarlets) 41 caps, 35 points through 7 tries 12 Graeme Morrison (Glasgow Warriors) 19 caps, 15 points through 3 tries 11 Rory Lamont (Toulon) 22 caps, 30 points through 6 tries 10 Dan Parks (Glasgow Warriors) 47 caps, 103 points through 4 tries, 13 penalties, 16 conversions, 4 drop goals. 9 Chris Cusiter (Glasgow Warriors) CAPTAIN 48 caps, 15 points through 3 tries 1 Alasdair Dickinson (Gloucester) 14 caps 2 Ross Ford (Edinburgh) 34 caps, 10 points through 2 tries 3 Euan Murray (Northampton Saints) 28 caps, 10 points through 2 tries 4 Nathan Hines (Leinster) 62 caps, 10 points through 2 tries 5 Alastair Kellock (Glasgow Warriors) 21 caps 6 Kelly Brown (Glasgow Warriors) 31 caps, 15 points through 3 tries 8 Johnnie Beattie (Glasgow Warriors) 8 caps, 10 points through 2 tries 7 John Barclay (Glasgow Warriors) 14 caps, 5 points through 1 try Substitutes 16 Scott Lawson (Gloucester) 17 caps, 10 points through 2 tries 17 Allan Jacobsen (Edinburgh) 41 caps 18 Richie Gray (Glasgow Warriors) 1 cap 19 Alan MacDonald (Edinburgh) 1 cap 20 Mike Blair (Edinburgh) 59 caps, 25 points through 5 tries 21 Phil Godman (Edinburgh) 21 caps, 71 points through 1 try, 12 conversions, 14 penalties 22 Max Evans (Glasgow Warriors) 7 caps, 5 points through 1 try Referee: George Clancy (Ireland). Touch-judges: Alain Rolland (Ireland) and Peter Fitzgibbon (Ireland). Television Match Official: Geoff Warren (England) Paterson joins the elite club This weekend will see Chris Paterson reach 100 international appearances for Scotland. He will be the first Scotsman to achieve this, the sixth Northern Hemisphere player to do so, and the 11th person in international rugby union. Paterson follows in the footsteps of some inspirational rugby union players who have achieved this milestone: George Gregan (Australia) 139 Fabien Pelous (France) 118 Jason Leonard (England) 114 (also represented the British and Irish Lions 5 times) Philippe Sella (France) 111 George Smith (Australia) 110 Stephen Larkham (Australia) 102 Percy Montgomery (South Africa) 102 David Campese (Australia) 101 Alessandro Troncon (Italy) 101 Gareth Thomas (Wales) 100 Paterson is the first male Scottish rugby player to reach 100 caps for his country but he joins a list of names, some well-known and some not so well known, who have represented their country 100 times. This list is by no means exhaustive but Scottish Rugby salutes all those who, like Paterson, have achieved such a milestone: Donna Kennedy also plays rugby for Scotland and currently has 104 caps for the women’s team. Scottish football has seen Kenny Dalglish (102) and his female counter-parts Julie Fleeting (106), Gemma Fay (108) and Pauline Hamill (128) gain over 100 caps for Scotland. Scottish Hockey has seen Niall Stott (107), Graham Moodie (109), Mark Ralph (128), Linda Clement (136), Vishal Marwaha (155) and Emma Rochlin (155) all representing Scotland at both indoor and outdoor hockey. Scottish Cricket has some 14 players who are listed as having made 100 or more appearances in both three-day and one-day cricket. The list is headed by Craig Wright (194) and Ryan Watson (187) Chris Paterson will be presented with a specially commissioned cap to mark his 100th game at the post-match function on Saturday. Scottish Rugby will also mark Paterson’s achievement at our next home match in the Championship – Scotland v England at Murrayfield on Saturday 13 March.