Almost a first for Atkinson on the stroke of tea!

Kamindu Mendis tries to leave but the ball deflects off his bat as he withdraws. It flies through a gap in the slips.

Atkinson's pain is added to as left-hander Kamindu drives for four but he'll soon be able to chomp on an energy bar because that's tea.

Mady Villiers took on the wrong Ireland fielder there. Can you guess who it was? Yep, that's right - Orla Prendergast. Ireland can sense a famous victory here.

England skipper Kate Cross will have other ideas, though. It's her first game as captain and she has already picked up career-best figures of 6-30. Cross' ODI best with the bat is 29. If she beats that here, England will be mighty close.

It has definitely got a bit darker now and Chris Woakes hoops the ball in a mile to Dhananjaya de Silva. The Sri Lanka captain is batting like a smiling limpet. moving as little as possible from the crease. He continues to grin afterwards despite gaining a new bruise.

There have only been two runs in the past four overs.

It feels like everyone is ready for the tea interval. Chris Woakes is grimacing before beginning another over.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent

It is quite gloomy and the cloud is low and dark. Umpire Wilson is looking up at the sky.

There are 10 minutes to go until the delayed tea.

I always think it's odd when I see umpire Chris Gaffaney without his hat on.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent

That's a nasty one and it's surprised Kamindu Mendis. It's really lifted and climbed.

Lovely from Gus Atkinson, who tempts Kamindu Mendis into an airy drive after unsettling him with one that clattered into the glove. Atkinson, once again, just glares. I like his style.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

I knew that cap wouldn't last very long.

Jordan Cox has been told to switch his cap. Someone must have been to the merch stalls.

Ahhhhh that's unlucky for Freya Kemp. Width was offered and width was accepted. Sadly for Kemp, she got a bottom edge onto her stumps.

We thought Gaby Lewis may bring back Orla Prendergast. Instead, she turned to Arlene Kelly and the change has worked immediately.

Jordan Cox has come out for a stint of fielding with the wrong cap on. It's the one with flashes of purple and a big sponsors logo on the front.

Very village, as they say.

Sri Lanka have reached my favourite my score.

Here's Olly Stone's second wicket...

Freya Kemp and Bess Heath need to take a bit of time to settle this chase of 211 down. England need 3.4 runs an over so there is no rush. Ireland have found some buzz via a pair of quick wickets, and so Kemp and Heath's task is to sap that from them.

Ireland need to keep pushing. Maybe it is time to see Orla Prendergast return?

Josh Hull's first spell is over. He is replaced by Gus Atkinson.

England's fielders throw their hands into the air as Kamindu Mendis flicks in the air through mid-wicket. Olly Stone thought he was in the game there.

I can confirm the light meters are out again but we're continuing for now.

Russel Arnold
Ex-Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

I like Josh Hull. He's getting the pace, the height and the extra bounce.

He will serve you well because he gives you a point of difference compared to the other bowlers and that's what you need.

Josh Hull's pace has largely ranged from 81mph to 84mph. Decent.

He's getting a fair bit of swing back into the right-handers and this over has probably been the tightest of his five so far.

Now then. We have a game on over in Belfast.

Amy Maguire flights a ball up - and we are talking right up - and Hollie Armitage's eyes go luminous. She swipes hard and gives Alice Tector a catch.

There is an old saying in cricket that fielding teams use to gauge where they are at. It goes along the lines of "add two wickets to the scorecard and then how are we doing?"

Well, Ireland have turned 94-2 into 96-4 and are doing nicely. Two new batters at the crease.

What is Kamindu Mendis doing down at number seven? Olly Stone has been bowling like a dream but Sri Lanka's centurion from the first Test sends him to the fence four times in his latest over.