Scotland have brought in the changes for their clash with Australia, with star lock Jonny Gray headlining eight changes to the starting side for this weekend.
The Scots had a comfortable 34-13 win over Italy but have re-shuffled the team going into Saturday's clash with the Wallabies, their most challenging task of the tour.
Scotland coach Gregor Townsend said their end-of-year tour was a chance to blood some different faces.
"We're keen on this tour to make sure that players that are close to selection got an opportunity and a few of them got an opportunity last week and some do this week," he said.
"When you've got a squad together, firstly you're putting a team together you believe can win the game.
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"On a tour, there's other considerations. You want to see which players are able to perform at Test level an giving them that opportunity.
"Also, on this tour I do believe there's a lot of positions that are very competitive."
One of the more surprising inclusions is that of fullback Greig Tonks, who has played for London Irish this season in the Championship, a tier down from the UK Premiership.
"London Irish have been the stanrdard team in the Championship," Townsend said.
"He's played very well, the way he plays fits in with the rugby we've been training, he's a very good passer, makes good decisions with the ball, he can stand up at first and second receiver and got a really good kicking game."
Scotland defence coach Matt Taylor highlighted the danger of the Wallabies' cross-field kicks to Israel Folau and Townsend mentioned them again on Thursday.
"One aspect of the Wallabies game they showed last week and in previous weeks especially with Israel Folau, who's so good in the air," he said.
"One try came directly from a kick and last week they were lucky enough to score a second one in an almost similar situation."
The Wallabies host Scotland on Satuday, kicking off at 3pm AEST LIVE on FOX SPORTS and via RUGBY.com.au RADIO. Buy tickets here.
TEAM
Scotland team to take on the Wallabies
1. Gordon Reid
2. Fraser Brown
3. Zander Fagerson
4. Ben Toolis
5. Jonny Gray
6. John Barclay
7. Hamish Watson
8. Ryan Wilson
9. Ali Price
10. Finn Russell
11. Rory Hughes
12. Duncan Taylor
13. Alex Dunbar
14. Lee Jones
15. Greig Tonks
Reserves
16. Ross Ford
17. Alan Dell
18. Willem Nell
19. Tim Swinson
20. Josh Strauss
21. Henry Pyrgos
22. Ruardin Jackson
23. Matt Scott
