The best 11 will play for Australia each and every game: Darren Lehmann

The quick turnaround between the second and third test,in Perth,prompted media speculation that Australia might look to rest the injury-prone Harris to keep him fresh for the more seamer-friendly WACA pitch.

Australia have retained the same 12-man squad that dished out a 381-run hammering of the tourists at the Gabba to take a 1-0 lead in the five-match series and Lehmann ruled out any plans to rotate his quick bowlers in Adelaide.

8220;I reckon he8217;s Harris going to be fit,8221; the former Australia international Lehmann said. 8220;If he8217;s fully fit,he8217;ll play.

8220;I have said that all along 8211; we8217;re not changing our stance on that. If he is fit to play,he will play.

8220;We don8217;t rotate,mate. If you8217;re fit,you play. The best 11 will play for Australia each and every game.8221;

At the Adelaide Oval,Australia8217;s pacemen were unlikely to extract the same amount of bounce than they had at the Gabba so the attack would look at different options to tame the English batsmen,the 43-year-old Lehmann said.

DIFFERENT PLANS

8220;We might have to come up with a few different plans,8221; the former batting all-rounder added.

8220;We will have to play a different style in this game but still be very aggressive in what we do.

8220;In Brisbane obviously,it had some pace and bounce in it. Adelaide might be a bit different,but it might reverse a bit more and spin a bit more.

8220;So we just have to sum that up as we go. The key is first innings of both sides,making sure you make some big runs or limit the opposition.8221;

Lehmann also said that Australia would not dwell on Jonathan Trott8217;s stress-related problem during the second test,adding that he had spoken to opener David Warner,whose comments about the England batsman were labelled as 8220;disrespectful8221;.

England8217;s number three batsman left the tour to deal with the issue a day after the comprehensive defeat in Brisbane,where Warner had described Trott8217;s second innings dismissal as 8220;pretty poor and weak8221;.

8220;We have spoken about it,you8217;re probably referring to David Warner more than anyone. I have spoken to David and we have dealt with that in-house,8221; Lehmann said.

8220;He Warner understands where the line is. I think he said himself he crossed the line so that is a better understanding of the game.

8220;Obviously we didn8217;t know what was going on with Jonathan Trott. And that certainly won8217;t be talked about in this test match at all.

8220;We wish him all the best in his recovery. So from our point of view,Jonathan Trott,we8217;re not talking about this test match.8221;