Kenny Milne (rugby union)

Kenny Milne (born 1 December 1961 in Edinburgh, Scotland) is a former Scotland rugby union player who was capped 39 times.^[1] He is the brother of Iain, and David Milne.^[1]

Educated at George Heriot's School in Edinburgh, he played hooker and was part of the Grand Slam winning side in 1990. He made his Scotland debut 21 January 1989 against Wales alongside his brother, Iain Milne who was representing his country for the 42nd time as prop. Kenny's final appearance came during the 1995 Rugby World Cup in South Africa against New Zealand. In all he won 39 caps and scored 3 tries. Milne was known for his workrate, durability, hard tackling and courage. He went on one British and Irish Lions tour to New Zealand in 1993.

Currently plying his trade with the undefeated Heriot's 3rd XV.

References

Bath, Richard, ed. (1997). Complete Book of Rugby. Seven Oaks Ltd. ISBN 1-86200-013-1.

Four Home Unions XV – 1990 The Skilball Trophy

Forwards	B C Moore England M Griffiths Wales P J Ackford in bio England D F Cronin in teamsheet Scotland N P Francis Ireland J Jeffrey Scotland P J Winterbottom England N P Mannion Ireland J A Probyn England K S Milne Scotland D J Turnbull Scotland D M B Sole Scotland

Backs	S M Bates England A G Hastings Scotland A G Stanger Scotland W D C Carling England J C Guscott England R Underwood England C R Andrew England R J Hill England C H Chalmers Scotland

Coach	I R McGeechan Scotland

British and Irish Lions – 1993 New Zealand tour

Forwards	Bayfield Burnell Clarke Cronin Dooley Galwey Johnson Leonard Milne Moore Popplewell Reed Richards Teague Webster Winterbottom Wright

Backs	Andrew Barnes Carling Clement Cunningham Evans Gibbs Guscott G. Hastings (c) S. Hastings Hunter Jones Morris Nicol R. Underwood T. Underwood Wallace

Coach	McGeechan & Best

Scotland squad – 1995 Rugby World Cup

Forwards	Hilton Manson Wright Burnell Milne McKenzie Campbell Cronin Richardson Weir Wainwright Walton Morrison Smith Peters

Backs	G. Hastings (c) Glasgow Logan Joiner Stanger S. Hastings Jardine Shiel Chalmers Redpath

Coach	Head Coach: Jim Telfer

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