Hilfenhaus fights for Test spot BEN Hilfenhaus will spend the next two days rebuilding his action in a desperate attempt to prevent Mitchell Starc from stealing his Test place . Shane Watson will be announced today as part of a 13-man squad with Hilfenhaus and Starc but there are grave doubts the all-rounder will be fit for the second Test in Adelaide, beginning on Thursday. If Watson is unable to prove his fitness with sustained bowling sessions at training early next week it will be considered too much of a risk to include the vice-captain. This would mean Rob Quiney is given another chance to bat at No. 3, and create further confusion about the batting order should he succeed in the same way Ed Cowan did with a century during the first Test at the Gabba. And while Quiney is no Watson with the ball the Victorian bowled 11 tidy overs of medium pace for a bit of variety in Brisbane. Hilfenhaus has been one of the big victims of the worldwide Twenty20 preparation rolled out to some of the players as a lead-up to the showdown for the Test crown against South Africa. While James Pattinson and Peter Siddle were able to play four Sheffield Shield games each for Victoria, Hilfenhaus had just one for Tasmania after returning from the World Twenty20 in Sri Lanka and Champions League in South Africa. The reborn bowler who dismantled India last summer was nowhere to be seen at the Gabba during