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Melbourne: Australian off-spinner Nathan Hauritz is doubtful to take part on the rest of the One-day series against England or the upcoming World Cup after dislocating his shoulder in Hobart.
Hauritz, who is Australia's only spinner named in their World Cup squad, now looks unlikely to be able to make the tournament, which starts next month.
Left-arm spinner Xavier Doherty has been called in to the ODI squad as cover for Hauritz for the next two games against England. He was removed following a poor showing during the Ashes.
Seamer Peter Siddle has also been put on standby following Shaun Tait's thigh injury that he picked during Australia's 46-run win at Hobart in the second ODI on Friday.
Team physio Alex Kountouris admits Hauritz is unlikely to feature in the rest of the series with England and his World Cup hopes are also hanging in the balance.
"Nathan had scans this afternoon following his shoulder dislocation yesterday," said Kountouris.
"These scans are used to assess the amount of structural damage caused by the dislocation and will help guide the treatment of this injury," he said.
"They have demonstrated moderate disruption of the supportive structures at the shoulder. We will now seek a specialist opinion to determine the next course of action," Kountouris added.
"Xavier has an excellent domestic one-day record and we are sure he will seize this opportunity to again play for Australia," he said.
