A left-handed Kevin Pietersen, a fit Michael Clarke

Is Kevin Pietersen batting left-handed? Turns out, he is attempting a reverse-sweep. It is unlikely that he will attempt it in a Test match though. (AFP image)

Michael Clarke, despite an ankle strain and back issues, seems fit enough to smash the ball around in the nets. (AFP image)

Alastair Cook has a lot to think about after the massive first Test defeat. Who will bat at number three? Will Gary Ballance make his debut? Will Tim Bresnan replace Chris Tremlett? Will Monty Panesar out-spin Graeme Swann? (AFP image)

Gary Ballance had an aggressive net session as he smashed the ball around. The left-hander has a first-class average of 53 and could slot in at number six. (AFP image)

With Phil Hughes scoring centuries at will in domestic cricket, opener Chris Rogers' position is under threat. Surely Shane Watson needs to be looking over his shoulder as well! (AFP image)

All-rounder Tim Bresnan, who joined the England squad just a few days ago, is in line for a recall. (AFP image)

Steven Smith does his best Shane Warne impression! On a turning track at the Adelaide Oval, the leggie is likely to get a a few overs. (AFP image)