he was named man of the match for his outstanding performance in Scotland's win over South Africa at Murrayfield. He was included in the Zurich World XV for 2002, a notional team list that was compiled based on ratings from detailed video analysis of performances during the past year. In August 2003 he played against Wales and in gaining his 53rd cap he became Scotland's most-capped hooker. He was named captain for the following match against the Irish. He played in the 2003 Rugby World Cup. In 2005, Bulloch captained Scotland in the Six Nations He was selected for the 2005 British & Irish Lions tour to New Zealand and was picked as captain for the fifth tour match. He captained three of the Lions mid week games. He made his Test debut in the final Test game of the tour – becoming the only Scot to do so on the tour. Bulloch required stitches after an injury was sustained in a training ground incident involving himself and John Hayes. He retired from international rugby union shortly after his return from Lions duty. In June 2014 he lost the accolade of Scotland's most capped hooker to Ross Ford. Administrative career In August 2008 he was appointed a non-executive director on the board of Scottish Rugby. Business career Bulloch moved back to Scotland and took up employment with Colliers CRE, and returned to play rugby with then third-division West of Scotland. Bulloch now works for Highland Galvanisers in Elgin, as a technical consultant. References External links 1975 births Living people Scottish rugby union players Rugby union hookers Leeds Tykes players Glasgow Warriors players Rugby union players from Glasgow British & Irish Lions rugby union players from Scotland Scotland international rugby union players West of Scotland FC players People educated at Hutchesons' Grammar School