After bagging four tries against Italy, Daly again demonstrated his finishing instincts to help put Scotland to the sword while captain Alex Gray led by example with two scores of his own.

Winger Christian Wade, hooker Rob Buchanan and prop Mako Vunipola also crossed for Rob Hunter's men who now take their 100per cent record to Ireland in the final match of the game.

Despite the unflattering nature of the scoreline, Scotland gave a good account of themselves with prop Robin Hislop bagging their only try of the night but ultimately they were overpowered by a dominant England pack.

Pulling the strings behind the forwards was fly-half George Ford, who landed all his conversions, and he created the opening try on four minutes with a crossfield kick that Daly gathered to touch down.

After holding off a period of Scottish pressure, England's wingers combined for the next score as Worcester's Andy Short set up speedster Wade for a well-executed try.

Ford was in immaculate form with the boot and in a repeat of the first try his kick, this time a well-placed grubber, gave Daly the opportunity to touch down his second.

Gray was the next to get in on the act from a pushover try and although Hislop reduced the deficit from a rolling maul, Buchanan rounded off the first-half scoring via another forwards' move making the halftime score 35-8.

Second-half proceedings were delayed by a serious injury to London Irish's Kieran Low and England's momentum was further halted when fellow back rower Matt Kvesic was sin-binned in the 56th minute.

But the visitors could not capitalise on their one-man advantage with Vunipola barging his way over and when Hamish Watson was also sent to the bin, England needed no second invitation for Gray and Daly to bag the final scores of the night.