Cricket: "Clarke Warns England Ahead of Oval Decider"

Clarke gave a warning to England that Australia will go all out for victory in tomorrows crucial Ashes Test at Oval.

Australia defeated England comprehensively with innings and 80 runs at Headingley. Australia just needs a draw to take home the famous urn. But according to clarke Australia will not be playing for a draw instead will be going all out for a victory.

Clarke is expected to shrug off a stomach injury to be fit for the sell-out Test, which begins tomorrow. The 28 year old has had much more success in this series than in the 2005 series when he failed to reach three figures despite playing all five Tests.

The vice captain admits the tourists have been using the 2-1 series defeat four years ago as motivation for this Test. Australia have a selection dilemma with their bowling attack after Brett Lee declared himself fit for the Test. He will face opposition from Peter Siddle, Ben Hilfenhaus, Mitchell Johnson and Stuart Clark for a place in the seam attack.

The tourists are expected to stick with their batting line up that amassed 445 runs at Headingley on a pitch where England made just 102 and 263. Their opponents, however, are expected to recall all-rounder Andrew Flintoff while debutant Jonathan Trott will replace the out of form Ravi Bopara.

Australia opener Simon Katich has hinted that Ponting’s team will target the 27-year-old by promising him a “warm welcome” to the international fold, and Clarke believes the Warwickshire batsman faces a hard task adapting to Test cricket.