four penalties and a drop goal. In landing his drop goal in the 37th minute Parks furthered his Scottish drop goal record to 15. In the last minute of the game against , which Los Pumas won 13–12, Parks missed an attempted drop goal which would have won the match for his team. Following this match there was also criticism of his tactical sense, given he had earlier attempted and scored a drop goal, despite Scotland having advantage close to the try line. Following wide criticism of his performance in the first match of the 2012 Six Nations against England, Parks announced his immediate retirement from international rugby on 7 February 2012. Awards and records Scotland Player's Player of the World Cup 2007 Glasgow Warriors Player of the season 2006–07 and 2009–10 Glasgow Warriors record point scorer (1531 points) Glasgow Warriors record appearance holder (143 games) Pro12 record point scorer (1,582 points)(As of 10 May 2014)) 2009–10 Celtic League Dream Team fly-half Most drop goals for Scotland (15) References http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/sport/2012/1208/1224327655785.html External links Glasgow profile Profile at scottishrugby.org Pro12 Player archive profile 1978 births Living people Rugby union players from Sydney Scottish rugby union coaches Scottish rugby union players Scotland international rugby union players Glasgow Warriors players Cardiff Rugby players Connacht Rugby players Australian people of Scottish descent