Even with that boundary, Chris Woakes' figures are brilliant. He has now bowled six overs and has conceded just 16 runs with a wicket.

It was a fine new-ball spell earlier.

Tom Curran is indeed done for now. Chris Woakes comes back.

Dasun Shanaka has a little look and then skips down and bashes Woakes over mid off with plenty of elegance on one leg.

Shot.

Ben Stokes is drying his hands with a towel after every couple of balls. I think that's down to sweat rather than any rain. England's all-rounder is up at 87mph at the end of his over.

With Jonny Bairstow ruled out of this match after twisting his ankle playing football, we're asking for your pre-cricket injuries that prevented you from playing.

The Thisara-Stokes battle continues.

The Sri Lankan strikes first in this over. He clubs Stokes off the back foot for four, almost wiping out the umpire in the process.

This is Tom Curran's fourth over on the bounce now. I wonder how many more he'll have in his legs before a little breather. There's no baking hot sunshine but it'll still be tough going with the heat and humidity. There's still no sign of any rain and there are plenty of locals in the ground.

Fingers crossed.

Three from Curran's over.

Stokes responds well and aggressively. The Durham all-rounder has a little chunter at Thisara Perera after a good bouncer that skids through.

Now another short-ish delivery from Stokes. He has another quiet word. I think he might have said something along the lines of 'go on, try and hit that for four'. Thisara just shrugs.

Ben Stokes is going for the rugged look with his lengthening ginger beard. He doesn't look too happy for being called for a wide on height and barks for some sawdust to be applied to the footholes.

This won't help his mood. Thisara Perera plays a lovely shot for four off his toes through mid-wicket.

Henry Moeran
BBC Radio 5 live in Kandy

I've just been onto one of the grass banks square of the pitch to sample the atmosphere - it's brilliant.

Every run is greeted with a huge cheer from supporters chatting, eating ice creams and drinking the local beer. Oh, and there's an enormous lion mascot wandering about.

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Thisara Perera is the new batsman. He has shown in this series he can whack it and is a decent batsmen.

Sri Lanka haven't got much left after this though. Akila Dananjaya is down to come in next at number eight and has an average of 12.55. Lasith Malinga is at nine on the scorecard. That's two places too high for him.

Thisara gets off the mark with a single.

Drinks come onto the field after that wicket. Joe Buttler is getting to treatment to his fingers.

Ah. A rare bad ball from England. Tom Curran gets too leg side and Dhanajaya flicks it down to fine leg for four.

The sun peaks out again as Stokes charges in. His first delivery is too good for the batsman and leaves him groping outside off stump. Three more dots now. That's 13 in a row from England. Sri Lanka have got a little stuck in the last 10 minutes.

Finally Shanaka and Dhanajaya share singles at the end of the over but Stokes can be happy with his first over.

Paul Wilson: Just looked at Sri Lanka's ODI scores over the last couple of years, hardly ever gone past 300 when batting. Doing their best impersonation of pre-2016 England.

33 overs into this innings and Ben Stokes is going to have his first bowl. He's not a bad sixth bowling option...

Tom Curran is not the quickest bowler in this attack but a decent delivery skids on and beats Dhananjaya for pace. The Surrey youngster throws up his arms in in dismay at the lack of an edge.

Five dots in a row from Curran. The pressure builds...

And another. A maiden. Excellent from young Tommy C.

Moeen Ali has already bowled his 10 overs. Now Adil Rashid starts his final over. England would probably want the spin of Liam Dawson on this pitch. Joe Root is the only other spin option with a large portion of this innings still to go.

The Sri Lankans look happy to just see Rashid off. Just one run comes from the over. He finishes with figures of 1-36.

This partnership is now closing on 50. Eoin Morgan brilliantly throws the stumps down from cover but a dive from Dhananjaya sees him make his ground. What can Sri Lanka get to here? The classic 'double your score at 30 overs' would get them close to 300. That would be very handy on this pitch but I think a lot will depend on this partnership.