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Oh, Joseph. You have drowned in honey. It's a total long hop from Jeffrey Vandersay and Joe Root doesn't know whether to hit it for four, six, or 12. Somehow he picks out the man at deep mid-wicket. He can't believe it. I don't think anyone can. Big wicket.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special
"There are wickets in hand but you couldn't say that England are off to a flier here."
Root is a man at ease with the world, totally content that he has the talent to deal with whatever situation. Jos Buttler has hit pads on. Coming in next?
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
"If Mathews can't stop it nobody can because he's a brilliant fielder. Root didn't quite time it."
Joe Root can even hit fours with one hand. Down the track, bottom hand lets go, still over the tumbling Angelo Mathews and to the cover fence.
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
"They may be contemplating a batting order reshuffle. You feel they need an impact player and whether Morgan qualifies as that these days, I don't know."
Left-arm tweaker Herath, so dangerous, yet probably not tall enough to get on a rollercoaster. Loopy, drifty, ball on a string. Oh yes! Roy down the track, flowing over cow corner. Six penneth. 50 partnership in seven overs.
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Robert Jones: Can't think of a batter in this WT20 who picks gaps with more precision than Root.
Image source, Getty ImagesChameera has good variations. Cutters, then decent gas. Root is up to his busy, scoring-off-every-ball best, while Roy is feast or famine. Score predictor says 180.
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
"That was the quick ball and it missed the off stump by millimetres."
Pace, Dushmantha Chameera. Eoin Morgan, next man in, had his helmet on, now it's off. Nips back, Roy cut in two, appeal for caught behind. Not out.
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Roy is running at every ball. Charge! After a pretty iffy start, England are up and running. Can they maintain and post a match-winning score? The DJ is still pumping out some awful bass numbers.
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
"Roy didn't half hit it well - it crashed into the black sightscreen. Six and a half almost."
Image source, Getty ImagesMore spin. Milinda Siriwardana. Full toss. Whallop! Six of the best down the ground from Roy.
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
"Particularly compared to what I was watching earlier from Kolkata, this is actually quite a good surface for batting. There is just enough bounce for the batsmen to time the ball away."
That is absolutely gorgeous. The sort of cricket stroke I'd consider entering a civil partnership with. Joe Root, a falling-off-a-log clip through mid-wicket, so perfectly placed as to evade the dive of two fielders.
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
"Roy took that from outside off-stump. He is playing the more exotic shots and improvising, Root is playing in a more orthodox manner."
Mathews back on, keeper Dinesh Chandimal up to the stumps for the medium pacer. Shot lad! Roy somehow sweeps behind square for four. Mathews is rolling his fingers over the ball, pace off. Have England got it right with their four seamers?