The names in the Hall of Fame

Kenny Dalglish has been named in the list

Fifty sporting greats have been inducted into the Scottish Sports Hall of Fame.

The roll-call features figures from a range of different sports whose achievements date back more than 200 years.

The complete list, in chronological order, is:

• Captain Robert Barclay Allardice, walking

• Donald Dinnie, athletics

• Young Tom Morris, golf

• Leslie M Balfour-Melville, all-rounder

• James Braid, golf

• Launceston Elliot, weightlifting/wrestling

• Mark Coxon Morrison, rugby union

• Dr John Cattanach, shinty

• Tommy Armour, golf

• Eric Liddell, athletics

• GPS Macpherson CBE, rugby union

• Sir Matt Busby CBE, football

• Ellen King, swimming

• Benny Lynch, boxing

• Bill Shankly OBE, football

• Robert Wilson Shaw CBE, rugby union

• Jackie Paterson, boxing

• Jock Stein CBE, football

• Sir Peter Heatly, diving

• Nancy Riach, swimming

• Bob McIntyre, motorcycle racing

• Richard McTaggart MBE, boxing

• Jim Clark OBE, motor racing

• Belle Robertson MBE, golf

• Jim Baxter, football

• Sir Jackie Stewart OBE, motor racing

• Sir Chay Blyth CBE, BEM, sailing

• Michael Denness, cricket

• Dougal Haston, mountaineering

• Denis Law, football

• Billy McNeill MBE, football

• Ian Black, swimming

• Billy Bremner, football

• Dr Willie Carson OBE, horse racing

• John Greig MBE, football

• Walter McGowan MBE, boxing

• Rodney Pattisson MBE, sailing

• Alister Allan MBE, shooting

• Jimmy Johnstone, football

• Bob McGregor MBE, swimming

• Ken Buchanan MBE, boxing

• Winifred Mason Wooldridge (nee Shaw), tennis

• Jim Watt MBE, boxing

• Ian Stewart MBE, athletics

• Kenny Dalglish MBE, football

• Andy Irvine MBE, rugby union

• Allan Wells MBE, athletics

• David Wilkie MBE, swimming

• Louise Aitken-Walker MBE, rally driving

• Gavin Hastings, OBE Rugby Union