Broad fit and ready for England

England pace bowler Stuart Broad has recovered from his shoulder injury and is available for selection for the third one-day international against South Africa in Cape Town on Friday.

The Proteas are the 4/7 favourites in Stan James match betting to end their losing run against the tourists, who are available at 11/8, despite having won the second ODI by seven wickets.

Broad missed that clash of course with a right shoulder problem picked up in a practice match but he is now back in contention and champing at the bit to get involved.

"The shoulder's pretty much 100%... and it's just about pushing for selection now," Broad told BBC Sport.

"It's been frustrating on a personal note because you always want to play and when you're missing matches it's tough to watch, but it's been great to see how well the boys have played.

"I don't think injuries are ever a good thing but it has given me a chance to put a lot of hours in in the gym and get very strong."

Graeme Swann and Alastair Cook remain doubtful for the clash at Newlands as they are still struggling with side and back problems respectively.

With the first ODI washed out, England are one-up in the series with three to play and are currently available at 13/8 in Stan James series outright market, with the draw at 6/4 and South Africa on offer at 9/4.