The article reflects on memorable moments in the Calcutta Cup history, particularly the 2000 match where Scotland unexpectedly defeated England. The author recalls the intensity of the match, characterized by foul weather, and the dramatic turnaround led by Duncan Hodge's performance. With Scotland scoring all points, the triumph was a significant upset against a confident English side aiming for a grand slam. The commentary captures the unique atmosphere of Scottish rugby, nostalgia, and the thrill of dramatic sporting outcomes that resonate with fans and journalists.
"The 2000 game stands out as a Calcutta Cup debut for me, with Scotland's Duncan Hodge turning the tide against a strongly fancied England side, showcasing the unpredictability of rugby."
"Despite England's early dominance, the match exemplified the magic of rugby where, against all odds, Scotland triumphed with Hodge scoring all points, leaving an indelible mark on history."
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