Australia captain Michael Clarke says ankle sprain will not stop him playing Michael Clarke inspects the pitch at Adelaide Oval. (Photo by Ryan Pierse/Getty Images) Source: Getty Images Australia has named an unchanged side for the second Test against England starting in Adelaide tomorrow. National selectors resisted the temptation to include allrounder James Faulkner on a drop in Adelaide strip expected to push pacemen to the limits of endurance. Australia defeated England by 381 runs in the first Test in Brisbane and skipper Michael Clarke said an unchanged line-up was a welcome sign of progress. Australia hasn't retained the same XI since the first two Tests last summer against South Africa. You decide: pick the Australian team you want to see in Adelaide. When the selectors hand the same team it is always positive. It will be an unchanged side," said Clarke. We take a lot of confidence out of the first Test. Allrounder Shane Watson's return to full fitness from a hamstring strain will ease the burden on pace trio Ryan Harris, Mitchell Johnson and Peter Siddle. "Watto's overs are crucial to the team and very handy," said Clarke. Clarke also declared himself a certain starter as the Australians seek to build on their 1-0 series lead. "The ankle feels fine," Clarke told reporters after training. Clarke challenged his men to keep the momentum from the first Test triumph bubbling, warning one false move would let England back in the series. "Hopefully the players understand we have to be at our best for a long period of time to be where we want to be," said Clarke. Clarke expects England to take the 'safe' option and recall seamer Tim Bresnan to replace giant Chris Tremlett and Garry Ballance or The Aussie skipper is also planning to tackle Joe Root at No.3 - filling the void left by stressed batsman Jonathan Trott Clarke believes there will be result despite the barren state of the pitch. There have been 12 results in the past 15 Adelaide Tests. There are two very good bowling attacks. Enough in the wicket early. There is generally a result here since I have been playing," said Clarke.