Mark Wood is to undergo a precautionary scan on Friday after the fast bowler suffered hamstring soreness during the first day of England's Ashes warm-up match against the Lions.
Wood has been out of action for the last nine months following knee surgery and made his return on day one of the in-house pre-Ashes warm-up match at Perth's Lilac Hill.
The 35-year-old quick bowled eight overs before tea - four in each session - but left the field midway through the afternoon after experiencing discomfort in his second spell.
The ECB confirmed Wood would undergo the precautionary scan on Friday, adding: The England fast bowler spent time off the field during the afternoon session, having completed eight overs with the ball.
"He is expected to bowl again in two days' time."
Batting first, the

Sky Sports

The Sydney Morning Herald
The West Australian
Raw Story
Cover Media
Star Beacon
The Manchester Evening News Crime
Mashable
Nola Entertainment