Jose: Can you put it on the scales, please? online caverta The story of the series so far for Australia has been the form of Johnson, who has taken over from Ryan Harris as the main wicket-taker in this series, with 17 at 12.70. At Perth, there's a fair chance he'll be as unplayable as he was at Brisbane, but the entire Australian pace attack is capable of delivering spells of sustained hostility. (Even all-rounder Shane Watson, usually classified as a medium-pacer, is bowling as fast as either of England's openers.) The bowlers look a lot fresher than England's, too. Only Peter Siddle, with 48 Tests under his belt, has played anywhere near as much his England counterparts, and he's famously indestructible.