Queensland v NSW: Ryan Harris takes four wickets in Sheffield Shield win at "Gabba Ryan Harris bowls during his Sheffield Shield comeback against NSW. Photo by Chris Hyde - CA/Cricket Australia Source: News Corp Australia FIVE-STAR fast bowler Ryan Harris sent a message to Test selectors he must have another game before he declares himself ready to rumble against India in 15 days. The comeback quick was back to brilliant best with 4-59 as the Queenslander ripped through the NSW top-order with a fabulous new-ball spell at the Gabba on Wednesday. It was vintage Harris, with his probing line and fabulous swing having his first three NSW victims either caught in the slips or by Queensland "keeper Chris Hartley. However Harris feels he isn't currently quite match fit for Test cricket, after just having played his first high-level match in eight months out recovering from knee surgery. Ryan Harris picked up four wickets to help Queensland claim outright victory. But the good news is the 35-year-old believes he will be right for Test action after just one more bowl. Australia's first Test squad will be named on Monday but Queensland's next Sheffield Shield match doesn't start until Tuesday with a clash against Tasmania at Brisbane's Allan Border Field. It hardly seems ideal for Harris next week to be bowling on a flat pitch on a postage stamp-sized ground but it is what he says he needs to guarantee his Test fitness. I probably need another game and a few more overs ... I'd like to play one more match (before the Test) just for my peace of mind,"" Harris said. I'm getting better the more I bowl. But towards the end today I was a bit tired, just from a lack of fitness. Coming onto bowl my last two overs I was struggling a bit. I hope to be in the Test squad at least and get a chance. I'm pretty honest with Boof (coach Darren Lehmann) and selectors. If my body doesn't feel right I will tell them, because I'm not going into a Test at 70 percent fit."" Luke Feldman celebrates after taking the wicket of NSW batsman Ryan Carters. Harris is one of the world's top five quicks and surely will be picked in Australia's Test squad subject to fitness, especially considering he took seven wickets in his first-class comeback. His deeds helped inspire Queensland to a terrific 188-run outright win as they bowled the Blues out for 182 in their second innings. While Harris moved closer to wearing the baggy green again, young Queensland leggie Cameron Boyce also helped his Test ambitions by taking a wonderful 3-48. With former leg spin guru and current Australian selector Trevor Hohns watching like a proud godfather, Boyce dazzled with a trio of dismissals which Shane Warne would have been proud of. Boyce, 25, is in the little black books of national selectors who had already picked him for four T20 internationals. And he is now increasingly in their thinking, especially with Test spinner Nathan Lyon continuing his innocuous form with the feeble match figures of 1-111. It wasn't so much the number of Boyce's wickets but the exciting method of them as he mystified the NSW batsmen with his attacking and exciting spin. Cameron Boyce bamboozled several Blues batsmen. His first victim was Sean Abbott who thrust his pad forward to a legspinner which turned out to be a skidder that thundered into off stump. Boyce, who only took up spin at age 15, then bowled Steve O'Keefe around his legs after tossing up a delivery which spun back sharply. The next delivery, Lyon was gone when he prodded forward and was hit on the pads and was lbw for a golden quack. Harris seems to have little doubt that Boyce is a Test player of the future. Cam is one who is definitely going to be around the mark (with national selections). He is getting better and better and bowling well on the Gabba wicket which is hard for a spinner,"" Harris said. "It is good to see him bowl genuinely good balls and get good wickets."" Originally published as Harris sends message in Bulls victory