Southern Stars to field strongest possible team against England in one off Ashes Test Australia's captain Jodie Fields poses with the trophy after the team won the ICC Women's cricket World Cup earlier this year. AUSTRALIAN captain Jodie Fields is nursing a sore finger, but the Southern Stars are confident it wont stop their resilient wicketkeeper from leading the side in the Ashes Test, which starts on Sunday. Fields did not train on Thursday after copping a knock on a finger during Australia's 116-run win over England A earlier this week. But Southern Stars coach Cathryn Fitzpatrick was confident the skipper would be fine. "We've got 16 players available for selection,"" Fitzpatrick said. I would be very surprised if she's (Fields) not playing, very surprised. She's just got a little bit of swelling. She didn't train today, there's no point making it worse. She's tough. We'll amp up her training tomorrow. "We're still two or three days out."" Swing bowler Julie Hunter, who missed the tour match, trained yesterday and Fitzpatrick said she was available for selection. "She's bowling,"" she said. Megan (physiotherapist Megan Roy) has done a great job. We've got 16 players here and all of them vying for 11 spots. "We brought over some extra insurance with (seam bowler Gemma) Triscari but the work that the girls have done and the way that they've increased their loads (has been pleasing)."" Australia face England at Wormsley Cricket Ground in a four-day Test from Sunday, with three one-day and three Twenty20 matches to round out the series.