Andy Flower, England Cricket Coach, is hoping for star Andrew Flintoff to be fit to play in the fourth ashes. It takes place in Headingley on Friday and they are hoping for a win.
Flintoff has had to heavily rely on injections in his right knee in the past two Tests. He lokoed like he was struggling on the third at Edgbaston.
"He is determined to play but he and the experts can make a considered decision," said flowers.
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Flintoff bowled only 11 overs and none in the final session and laboured somewhat in the field.
However, England captain Andrew Strauss said he was "optimistic" Flintoff would be available for Headingley.
"There is obviously some soreness there but I don't think there's anything that has deteriorated massively over the course of the game," stated Strauss.
"He needs to rest up well because back-to-back Tests are hard for any bowlers and we'll see how he is on Thursday.
"We want to play our best team in every game we play but we've got to be conscious that if he's not fit enough to do his job then he won't play. We've had to play without him plenty of times over the last two years so it wouldn't be anything new to us.
"Generally the bowlers have stepped up when he hasn't played but at the moment he's in great nick with both
cricket balls and bats so we don't want to play without him, if we can help it."
