England suffer record ODI defeat by 219 runs (DLS) in fifth ODI
England fall to 4-3 chasing 367
Rain ends play with England on 132-9
Sri Lanka's 366-6 their highest score in ODIs against England
Dickwella makes 95, Chandimal 80, Mendis six sixes in 56 and Sadeera 54
England rested captain Morgan - Buttler led the team
England win series 3-1
Daniel Norcross
The Cricket Social
If this was a World Cup semi-final I would be able to understand why Stokes was batting but I don't understand it in this situation.
Image source, Getty ImagesStokes 65, S Curran 1
Sam Curran strikes it through the covers for a single to get off the mark.
Ben Stokes taps down the ground for one more.
No reserve day needed now - if rain intervened that would be that as England have batted 20 overs.
They are, unsurprisingly, absolutely miles behind the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern par score.
Ben Stokes should bat on one leg more often.
He's playing some ridiculously good shots - this time he bends low to swipe Sandakan majestically through the covers for four.
Next up he unfurls a brilliant reverse sweep for four more.
Stokes 55, S Curran 0
Excellent over from Akila - just the one run and the wicket of Moeen.
Scurran defends his first two balls.
Vithushan Ehantharajah
The Cricket Social
Stokes could do more harm than good here.
Ben Stokes is having a lot of work from the physio done on his right calf.
Another banana and more fluids.
Sam Curran has joined him in the middle. He batted superbly in the Test series against India, what's his one-day batting like?
Moeen c Chandimal b Akila 37 (Eng 107-5)
Akila Danajaya foxes Moeen Ali with a wrong 'un from the back of the hand and the England all-rounder is through his shot too soon.
The ball loops up off the outside edge and Sri Lanka captain Dinesh Chandimal dives forward in the covers to take a fine catch.
He's hurt himself diving on one of the pitches but is up and smiling soon enough.
Another key wicket - Moeen was ticking along nicely. Top bowling from Akila.
Image source, Getty ImagesTarget 367
Stokes just about works the ball past first slip and away for four more.
Sandakan has been far from impressive so far. Will Chandimal stick with him?
Bang! Ben Stokes leans over and clatters it through the covers, this time wide of the man for four.
That's his 50 up, most of it scored on one leg. And that's the 100 up for England.
This is a fine effort from the stricken all-rounder.
Simon Mann
BBC Radio 5 live in Colombo
Let's hope it is cramp Stokes is struggling with. If it is more then it is a worry for England. It is very warm and humid in Colombo.
Ben Stokes smacks an over-pitched delivery from Sandakan out into the deep but picks out the fielder.
He stumbles, grimaces and just about hobbles through for the single. The all-rounder might need to try and deal only in boundaries soon enough.
Moeen is doing that naturally himself - lobbing mid-on inside the circle to hit four down the ground.
Daniel Norcross
The Cricket Social
Sri Lanka are fielding fantastically.
Target 367
Fine over from Akila, allowing just one more single to Ben Stokes.
Yeesh. Moeen Ali tries to launch Akila Danajaya over mid-wicket but miscues the ball towards wide long-on.
Sadeera Samarawickrama misjudges the flight slightly and runs round instead of forward initially before putting in a decent diving effort...but the ball bounces just short of him.
Ben Stokes is now shrouded in a big blue towel and is stretching out his left leg.
He's had more enjoyable games of cricket.
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Has everyone lost the plot?? England are the best ODI team in the world by a mile. Who really cares if they lose this? Certainly not the team. Sri Lanka have had a decent day while half the England players are already in the bar. Good on them. It's a dead rubber with the operative word being dead. All these bleating so-called fans need a reality check. England have won nine series on the bounce home and away. They've earned a day off.
Mark, S London
Target 367
Lakshan Sandakan continues to drop short in his first over and England plunder 10 from it.
Time for drinks.
Henry Moeran
BBC Radio 5 live in Colombo
There is of course one piece of solace for England in their current predicament - after a disrupted series that's seen very few batsmen getting a chance, some of the lower-middle order are now getting a good go under pressure.
Ben Stokes then gets a reverse sweep so fine that the ball flew just past Niroshan Dickwella's gloves.
The ball runs away for four more. Stokes is really struggling physically out there though.
Spin from both ends now.
Left-arm wrist spinner Lakshan Sandakan is on...
...and he starts with a loose wrong 'un that Ben Stokes clatters through mid-wicket for four.