England's Broad suffers shoulder injury

England's Stuart Broad (L) celebrates the wicket of Grant Elliott during their ICC Champions Trophy cricket match against New Zealand in Johannesburg, September 29, 2009.

KIMBERLEY, South Africa (Reuters) - Fast bowler Stuart Broad's participation in England's Twenty20 international against South Africa on Nov. 13 is in doubt after the 23-year-old suffered an injury to his right shoulder.

The seamer jarred his bowling shoulder while fielding in England's warm-up match against the Eagles in Bloemfontein on Friday.

He was sent for a precautionary scan the day after the match which revealed no major damage but England's management decided not to risk him in any of the remaining warm-up fixtures, against franchise side the Warriors on Sunday and a South Africa A side on Tuesday.

"Broad will continue to be assessed over the next 72 hours when we will be better placed to make a decision on his fitness," England media manger James Avery told Reuters on Sunday.

"We haven't set any time frame on his recovery period. We need to see how he responds to treatment."

(Reporting by Jason Humphries in Durban; Editing by Sonia Oxley; To comment on this story: sportsfeedback@thomsonreuters.com)