<p>Australian opening batsman Will Pucovski failed a fitness test Thursday and was ruled out of the series-deciding fourth Test against India, with Marcus Harris taking his place.</p>.<p>The 22-year-old, who made his debut in the drawn third Test at Sydney, cracking an impressive 62 in the first innings, dislocated his shoulder while fielding in the match.</p>.<p>"Will Pucovski won't play tomorrow," said Australia captain Tim Paine.</p>.<p>"He tried to train this morning and didn't quite come up, so he will have a bit of work to do with our medicos, I'd imagine, to see where he goes from here.</p>.<p>"He's missing this Test match and Marcus Harris will replace him."</p>.<p>Paine added that barring late mishaps, it would likely be the only change to the team that played the tense drawn Test in Sydney, leaving the four-match series locked at 1-1 heading into Brisbane.</p>.<p>Harris, who made his debut against India at Adelaide two years ago, has played nine Tests but not featured since Australia retained the Ashes in England last year.</p>.<p>"He'll come in and open the batting and looking forward to seeing what he can do," said Paine. "He's a no fuss, very good player."</p>.<p>Australia (probable): David Warner, Marcus Harris, Marnus Labuschagne, Steve Smith, Matthew Wade, Cameron Green, Tim Paine (capt), Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Nathan Lyon, Josh Hazlewood</p>
<p>Australian opening batsman Will Pucovski failed a fitness test Thursday and was ruled out of the series-deciding fourth Test against India, with Marcus Harris taking his place.</p>.<p>The 22-year-old, who made his debut in the drawn third Test at Sydney, cracking an impressive 62 in the first innings, dislocated his shoulder while fielding in the match.</p>.<p>"Will Pucovski won't play tomorrow," said Australia captain Tim Paine.</p>.<p>"He tried to train this morning and didn't quite come up, so he will have a bit of work to do with our medicos, I'd imagine, to see where he goes from here.</p>.<p>"He's missing this Test match and Marcus Harris will replace him."</p>.<p>Paine added that barring late mishaps, it would likely be the only change to the team that played the tense drawn Test in Sydney, leaving the four-match series locked at 1-1 heading into Brisbane.</p>.<p>Harris, who made his debut against India at Adelaide two years ago, has played nine Tests but not featured since Australia retained the Ashes in England last year.</p>.<p>"He'll come in and open the batting and looking forward to seeing what he can do," said Paine. "He's a no fuss, very good player."</p>.<p>Australia (probable): David Warner, Marcus Harris, Marnus Labuschagne, Steve Smith, Matthew Wade, Cameron Green, Tim Paine (capt), Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Nathan Lyon, Josh Hazlewood</p>