Simon Hughes
BBC Test Match Special

"These five ODIs, quite close together, where you are finishing one and then on to the next. I know it is not massive distances but it is still wearying. I'm not trying to be too sympathetic but you can underestimate the fatigue."

England have been sharp in the field, none more so than Jonny Bairstow to run out the dangerous Mendis for 22. Plunkett, too, has been impressive with the ball... until he drops short and Sri Lanka skipper Mathews pulls in controlled fashion for four well in front of square. The required run-rate is approaching 7.5 an over now.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"Nicely bowled. Rashid does have a nice one out of the front hand, like a top spinner."

The first sight of the Rashid googly - and a beauty it is too. Drawing new batsman Angelo Mathews forward and beating the inside edge. "Howizeee?!" Bowler, wicketkeeper and slip go up in union. Umpire Paul Reiffel shakes his head. Inscrutable behind those shades.

I stand corrected. Hats off to the ump, although it was one of those where if he'd given it not out in the first instance, it would have stayed that way on review. We hear that that law is soon to be changed - or at least the margin of error will be relaxed.

Simon Hughes
BBC Test Match Special

"It was a good decision by Michael Gough. The replay showed it was just clipping the stump."

Image source, Reuters

An experiment to merge Joe Root and Jos Buttler into some sort of unstoppable batting machine, perhaps? Send your suggestions to #bbccricket, email tms@bbc.co.uk or text 81111.

Yes. Not even close to hitting leg stump. As you were. Both sides have now lost their review. Maybe England wanted to even it up - that was a waste.

A rare full one from Rashid. Gunathilaka is beaten by turn but surely that's going down the leg side. Surely. The umpire thinks so. Not out.

Time for some spin. Adil Rashid in to the attack. Too short from the leggie - and too leg side from the leggie. Gunathalika pulls for four. Easy as you like.

Hugh Grant: Jordan is so wasteful - two wides in one over! Not up to the job in my humble opinion.

You suspect much of the responsibility for Sri Lanka's chase rests on the shoulders of Gunathilaka. He has 41 off 38 balls now. Jordan not at his best - he's spraying it a little - but almost sees Gunathilaka's mistimed cut find deep point off the last ball of an over costing eight runs.

Almost another mix-up. "Yes, no, wait, sorry!" Gunathilaka and new man Dinesh Chandimal survive to have a chat at the end of the over. Sri Lanka need to regroup.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Image source, Reuters

"It is a good dive but also a nice take from Buttler, who took it in front of the stumps and gave them a good clattering."

Andy Zaltzman
Comedian & BBC Test Match Special statistician

"Gunathilaka has scored 30 and taken three wickets. Only the third Sri Lankan player to do that in an ODI against England."

Never mind the kitchen sink - Gunathilaka has thrown the cistern, bath and shower cubicle at one that Jordan pushes wide of him. Four booming runs through cover. I think the mascots who are having a game of chase in the stands might have missed that stroke. Shame. Ten off the over, including two wides.

A double change of bowling for England. Liam Plunkett on for Willey - one beard for another. Mendis, plasters holding bits of his helmet in place, is like a cricketing version of Jack Duckworth from Coronation Street. He gets off strike to allow Gunathilaka to guide a yorker to fine third man for four. That was either superbly well played or very lucky. Let's give him the benefit of the doubt.