New Delhi: South Africa suffered a blow on Tuesday as spearhead of their bowling line-up, Dale Steyn, will not bowl on the remaining days of the first Test against England at Kingsmead, Durban.


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Cricket South Africa (CSA) gave the information on the fourth day of the opening Test via its Twitter account.



A day before, Steyn struggled with a shoulder strain and left the field after 6.2 overs of England's 2nd innings.


However, later the pacer made a surprise comeback to the field in the 11th over.


Soon after his comeback, Cricket South Africa (CSA) had tweeted that Styen will be taken for a scan later.



It would be a big blow for the hosts if Steyn becomes unavailable for the remainder of this series.


In the first innings, the 32-year-old was the most successful bower for his side, with the figures of 25.1-70-4.