Chris Rogers

Rogers (head) is in line to play in the Third Ashes Test, which commences Wednesday, The Guardian reports. "After all the tests and seeing the specialists, they cleared me of any serious damage," he told ESPN Cric Info on Monday. "It's still a bit of a day-by-day basis but so far, so good."

Rogers continues to experience dizziness following the conclusion of the Second Ashes Test in London, ESPN Cric Info reports. "We took him to have an MRI scan on Sunday and the MRI was fine," Australian team doctor Peter Brukner said. "We also got another scan there because sometimes you can actually have a small fracture associated with that injury, we had a specific scan, a CT scan, and that ruled out the fracture. We've ruled out brain, we ruled out a fracture, so we were left with the damage to the vestibular apparatus."

Rogers scored 49 off 77 before retiring hurt in the second innings of the Second Ashes Test at Lords on Sunday