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London, November 2: England have injury concerns over Moeen Ali and Steven Finn just three weeks before the Ashes series gets under way.
Moeen has been troubled by a side injury and the all-rounder will undergo a scan on Friday (November 3) to discover the extent of the damage.
Paceman Finn, a late addition to the squad with doubts over when Ben Stokes can play a part against Australia, injured his knee during a practice session in Perth.
Moeen and Finn, who will also undergo a scan, are set to miss England's first match of the tour this weekend – a two-day game against Western Australia at the WACA.
England can ill afford to lose Moeen, their first-choice spinner who can be a match-winner with both bat and ball.
The first Ashes Test starts at the Gabba on November 23.
Source: OPTA
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