• Batsman to be assessed further after dizzy collapse at Lord’s
• Shaun Marsh will be called up whether health concerns over Rogers lingerChris Rogers will have to undergo further medical assessment on Friday before he can be cleared to play in the third Ashes Test at Edgbaston. Rogers,37, has spent the early part of this week seeing specialists and being scanned, and accompanied by the Australia team doctor,Peter Brukner, but some irregularities in the findings have forced the tourists to select further precautions.Chris will remain in London where he will have further checks on Friday, and ” confirmed a Cricket Australia spokesperson. During the fourth morning of Australia’s 405-escape victory at Lord’s Rogers,who will retire from international action at the finish of the series, began feeling disoriented while batting. It was initially suspected that he had suffered delayed concussion after Jimmy Anderson’s bouncer at the start of the second day struck him on the helmet. However, or after retiring ill on 49,he did not show any hallmarks when tested by Brukner.
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Source: theguardian.com