England win rain-affected game by 31 runs (DLS method)
Morgan (92) & Root (71) top score in England's 278-9
Woakes takes three wickets as SL slump to 74-5 in chase of 279
Stone picks up maiden ODI wicket with fiery delivery to Dickwella
Five wickets for Malinga on sluggish pitch
England go 1-0 up in five-match series
James Anderson
England fast bowler on The Cricket Social
I thought Joe Root might have struggled with being the younger lad in the team and telling the older lads in the team what to do, but he did an excellent job this summer and is getting better game by game.
Mike Brearley
Former England captain on The Cricket Social
Ian Botham very unfortunate as a captain. He was young and hardly had a chance to captain anyone else which is another difference nowadays. I captained Middlesex for six years before captaining England. I got an apprenticeship away from the cameras.
Ian had a lot of good qualities for a captain. He was enthusiastic, was a team man, was generous, was a fine cricketer and had attacking ideas.
I think his biggest difficulty was he couldn't captain himself. I think sometimes he needed someone to reign himself in a bit.
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New batter Dhananjaya de Silva starts well, punching Woakes back past him for four.
Liam Dawson replaces Olly Stone, but it's very overcast now. Time to get a wriggle on and get to 20 overs.
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Simon Mann
BBC Radio 5 live in Dambulla
Sri Lanka would need to be 133 after 20 overs if they are still four wickets down to win on the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern.
It has filled in. It feels like rain could be on the way but we might well get enough cricket in today.
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Another beauty from Chris Woakes gets Dasun Shanaka fending outside off stump and giving Jos Buttler an easy catch.
Sri Lanka are officially in all sorts of trouble.
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Henry Moeran
BBC Radio 5 live in Dambulla
Olly Stone is not just making the Sri Lankan batsmen stand up and take notice - in the press box there are oohs and ahhs after almost every delivery. Thrilling stuff.
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Another rapid over from Olly Stone, but at the end of it Eoin Morgan can be heard saying "Cheers Stoney", so we'll be seeing someone else from the other end in a short while. It's hot and humid and hard for quicks, and Morgan may want to get a spinner on in order to get to 20 overs asap.
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Chris Woakes keeps it tight again, and it's still Warwickshire at both ends with Olly Stone steaming in.
Our man on the ground, Henry Moeran, looks a little concerned about the clouds over his shoulder...
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Si Lomas: Olly Stone looks more than handy on first glimpse good strong action and hurrying batsman on a slow pitch another box ticked in having squad that can challenge to win World Cup
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Chris Woakes has become England's Mr Reliable - a sort of cricketing James Milner, if you will.
Anyway, Olly Stone is still rattling it through at 90mph, but worryingly the clouds are gathering and the lights are on. If it does rain before 20 overs, we will resume tomorrow. If it rains after 20 overs, the game will be decided on the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern Method.
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Rachel T: Stone and Woakes - sounds like a ‘90s Indie band. What a duo!
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on The Cricket Social
Chris Woakes is ever-reliable. England are extracting a bit more out of the pitch with their fast bowlers.
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Now it's Chris Woakes' turn to surprise with some extra lift, Dinesh Chandimal bottom edges the ball and it cannons into the top of the stumps.
And off the next ball Dasun Shanaka inside edges it over the top of leg stump.
It's all happening.
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Charles Dagnall
On The Cricket Social
Olly Stone is bowling rapid. That was 90mph.
James Anderson
England fast bowler on The Cricket Social
The wicket ball was cross-seamer as well. In those conditions a cross-seam delivery can come off at a different pace. The shiny side skids on a bit quicker but if it hits the seam it can stick in the wicket and be a bit slower.
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Olly Stone doesn't take long to make his mark in international cricket!
He digs the ball in to get some unexpected lift, and Niroshan Dickwella can only fend the ball away off his glove. The ball loops up high behind him allowing Jos Buttler to come forward and collect an easy catch.
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