A decision on the fitness of Australian all-rounder Shane Watson is expected to be made today ahead of the second Test against the West Indies in Hobart starting on November 17.
Watson injured his left shoulder on Sunday after falling heavily while fielding in Australia's 379-run win over the tourists at the Gabba in Brisbane.
He had scans on Sunday but remains in doubt for the second Test.
Australian captain Ricky Ponting said Watson's injury and the turning Bellerive pitch could lead to the recall of dropped leg spinner Stuart MacGill.
"The wicket down there I'm sure towards the end of the game is going to spin a bit, so Stuart MacGill obviously comes into the equation," he said.
"As far as the make-up goes, we obviously have to have a look at Shane Watson as well and keep our fingers crossed and hope that he's right to play the next game, or else there's going to be a couple of really tough selections to be made."
Ponting said he was satisfied with Australia's performance in the first Test.
"We've played very, very well this game, there's no doubt about that," he said.
"Our first innings' batting, although we lost a few wickets in clumps on the first day, to get 430 was a pretty good effort.
"Our tail was very good and the way we've bowled, Warney [Shane Warne] bowled exceptionally well in the first innings as did [Glenn] McGrath."
