All-rounder Stuart Broad is among the England players sidelined for Tuesday's warm-up contest against South Africa A.

Broad, 23, has had injections in his right shoulder in a bid to make the first one-day international on Friday but will not feature in Potchefstroom.

He incurred the damage in a practice match 11 days ago and missed both Twenty20 internationals against Graeme Smith's side.

"He's had a number of injections in the past few days and we are waiting to see the reaction to those injections, to see whether it settles," said England coach Andy Flower.

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England are even considering calling up an extra bowler to the touring party, such is the current injury blight on the limited-overs squad.

Fast bowler James Anderson (knee) played in Sunday's 20-over mauling despite not being 100% fit, while Graeme Swann has an intercostal muscle problem and neither will be considered for Tuesday.

Paul Collingwood, another of the regular one-day bowlers, is also extremely doubtful with a recurrence of long-standing lower back discomfort.

"Unless it loosens up a lot today I don't think he will play in tomorrow's game either," Flower said.

Availability is such that the side virtually picks itself and Graham Onions will return following his back injury.

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