article_snippet: If Ryan Harris breaks down, Peter Siddle can slot straight in.
article_snippet: Ryan Harris always has wicket-taking potential, although I wonder how quickly Ryan Harris’ll slot back in after sitting out the West Indies tour.
article_snippet: Shane Watson has done the job in the past without ever really making the job Shane Watson own
article_snippet: Part of the reason Michael Clarke has given up one-day internationals is to manage Michael Clarke back.
article_snippet: Mike Atherton will tell you a bad back can go at any moment, although Michael Clarke looked physically sharp during the World Cup.
article_snippet: Michael Clarke Michael Clarke will be hoping Michael Clarke doesn't suffer a recurrence of Michael Clarke back problems .
article_snippet: Could if Verdict Could bats for a couple of sessions.
article_snippet: The banana-loving seamer is a veteran of two Ashes tours, and could provide relentless accuracy while the quicker bowlers fire around Peter Siddle.
article_snippet: James Pattinson sledging from behind the stumps is considered the heartbeat of the team.
article_snippet: Calm, compact and the perfect foil for the exuberance of James Pattinson opening partner Warner.
article_snippet: Will captain the side full-time after Clarke retires, and can burgle the odd wicket with his leg-spin.
article_snippet: Starc yorkers are as dangerous in Tests as His yorkers are in ODIs, and  accuracy and pace have improved.
article_snippet: Could if he bats for a couple of sessions.
article_snippet: The banana-loving seamer is a veteran of two the Ashes tours, and could provide relentless accuracy while the quicker bowlers fire around him.
article_snippet: Peter Siddle batting is the stronger suit.
article_snippet: Peter Nevill has been chosen as the reserve wicketkeeper behind Peter Nevill New South Wales team-mate Haddin, although Peter Nevill has also played as a specialist batsman for Peter Nevill state team.