England all-rounder Ben Stokes will not bowl again in the third and final Test against Pakistan because of a "collar bone joint injury".
Stokes, 24, left the field on Sunday after landing heavily on his right shoulder when trying to take a catch.
England's regular number six, he batted at 11 on Tuesday as the tourists were bowled out for 306 - a first-innings lead of 72 - in Sharjah.
Stokes made a 10-ball duck but added 10 for the last wicket with Stuart Broad.
Pakistan, who need only draw the match to win the series 1-0, ended the third day on 146-3, a lead of 74.
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said Stokes' injury "will be reviewed in 7-10 days once it has had a chance to settle".
Stokes, 24, left the field on Sunday after landing heavily on his right shoulder when trying to take a catch.
England's regular number six, he batted at 11 on Tuesday as the tourists were bowled out for 306 - a first-innings lead of 72 - in Sharjah.
Stokes made a 10-ball duck but added 10 for the last wicket with Stuart Broad.
Pakistan, who need only draw the match to win the series 1-0, ended the third day on 146-3, a lead of 74.
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said Stokes' injury "will be reviewed in 7-10 days once it has had a chance to settle".