England will assess Liam Livingstone’s finger injury during the next 24 hours as they wait to see whether the all-rounder will be fit for the start of the T20 World Cup.
Livingstone was forced to leave the field in the closing stages of England's warm-up defeat to India in Dubai, with the little finger on his left hand swollen after he attempted to take a catch on the boundary.
England's medical team will wait for the swelling to subside before releasing further news on Livingstone's injury, but it is a potential concern as the squad prepare to launch their bid for the trophy in just five days' time.
The 28-year-old performed well against India, hitting 30 from 20 deliveries and returning figures of 1-10 in his two overs with the ball, including the wicket of opposing captain Virat Kohli.
Livingstone has become a key member of the squad in recent months, earning a recall after four years and promptly bludgeoning a 42-ball century - the fastest by an England player in T20I cricket - against Pakistan.
He has been tipped to play an important role at the tournament, particularly as England go into it without their premier all-rounder Ben Stokes, who is taking an indefinite break from the game to prioritise his mental health and recover from injury.
England's Moeen Ali said of Livingstone: "I think he's alright, I don't know a lot about it but he seemed to be fine. I think it's just bruising. Obviously it was a little scare at the time, but he said he was fine so hopefully it's good.
"He's a brilliant player, he's been playing really well over the last couple of years so I hope he can carry that form into the World Cup. I feel like it's going be a big stage for him."
England have one further warm-up match scheduled, against New Zealand on Wednesday, before taking on defending champions West Indies in their tournament opener on Saturday, live on Sky Sports Cricket.
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