LIONS INJURY UPDATE: All the latest news on British & Irish Lions players with a number of Warren Gatland's players carrying injuries.
Lions injury update:
Robbie Henshaw (Hamstring): The Ireland centre has been ruled out of the British and Irish Lions' fixture against the Sharks on Wednesday because of a hamstring injury.
Tom Curry (Pectoral): The flanker is the only member of the original Lions squad not involved in the first two matches of the tour because of a pectoral problem, but the England flanker has trained all week and is available to face the Sharks.
Anthony Watson (Toe): The winger has had a jab in a sore toe. Head coach Warren Gatland says it’s just a minor problem that will be managed throughout the tour and nothing to worry about.
Dan Biggar (Knee): The fly-half has been nursing a minor knee problem following his man-of-the-match performance for the Lions in their warm-up victory over Japan at Murrayfield. Gatland will decide on Sunday if he's fit enough to feature against the Sharks.
Alun Wyn Jones (Shoulder): They travelled to South Africa without Jones, who dislocated his shoulder in a warm-up win against Japan. Head coach Gatland has since suggested Jones could defy the odds and make a return.
