Jason Roy is back in the boundary game with a superbly-timed pull to leg that sends the ball flying to the rope ahead of a diving fielder. The Sri Lankan bowlers have taken pace off the ball now and it has helped disrupt Roy's timing but that was right out of the middle.

Jonny Bairstow then gets in on the act with a whip off his legs for another four.

A very good and timely over for England.

Stuart Giles: It was ok. My mum would have caught it in her pinny. *Ahem*

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"I'm just having another look at that catch. That is like Jonty Rhodes - flying through the air like a salmon. Those sort of things can change games."

More good running turns a couple of singles into twos to help England keep up with the run-rate. 70 needed off nine overs. Wickets in hand. Big hitters in and to come. Advantage England.

Roy dropped on 133published at 32 overs

32 overs

Eng 231-3 (77 to win off 60 balls)

We've not had a boundary for a few overs now. Not that this is any cause for concern. What will be a worry is if mor wicket continue to fall. Roy takes another risk with a stab down the ground that is dropped by bowler Lakmal.

Piers, Belfast

Now, are England going to wobble? They would have been if Roy had not got lucky again twice. First with a lofted shot deep into the offside that falls just short of the man charging in from the rope and then with an edge that is a few yards shy of short third man. Bit of composure required.

Jonny Bairstow is the new man and off the mark with a single.

Marc Sepetowski: What. A. Catch.

Dom Ford: That is the best catch I've seen since some of Paul Collingwood's beauties #Grab, external.

Image source, ECB

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"He absolutely took off. It was crunched by Eoin Morgan, He dived, everything was in sync. That's 10 out of 10."

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Ed Smith
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

"Morgan will be shaking his head in disbelief. One of the best catches I've ever seen."

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"On pitches like this you've got a have a bit of pace or that mystery spin. Sri Lanka haven't got either."

Eoin Morgan is not the biggest hitter but he is a master at finding gaps for runs. It means the scoreboard is never at rest when he is in. The return to Maharoof doesn't work for the tourists.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"I wouldn't fancy a day-night game in Iceland. It would be a bit chilly."

Phil in St Helens

I was just thinking that England are the only team that can beat England now. Jason Roy nearly starts that process with a mistimed drive off Gunathilaka that sends the ball high into the off side and just safe. You can swallow your heart back to its normal place now Jase.

You have to admire the England fans. Only a few days after Iceland took them to the cleaners in the football, they have stolen their over-head hand clapping celebration. If you can't beat them...

Andy Zaltzman
Comedian & BBC Test Match Special statistician

"Jason Roy is the first England opener to get two hundreds in a one-day series or tournament since Alec Stewart in 2000."

Stuart Giles: At least there's one Roy who can do it for England.