SL 306-4published at 42.2 overs
Now Wood gets away with a leg-stump full toss. Stand-in Jos Buttler jogs down for a word with his bowler.
Summary
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
SL 306-4published at 42.2 overs
SL 305-4published at 42.1 overs
Mark Wood was another who was expensive earlier but returns.
He starts with a leg stump half-volley which is clipped for four.
Hmmm.
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Nick Bridgeman: I'm looking on the bright side - to chase this down we'll have to go ballistic, which would be supremely entertaining.
James Doe: We might actually see a testing chase for England in ODI cricket for a change!
SL 301-4published at 42 overs
Thisara Perera strolls out to the middle to join his captain. I'm going to try not to call him 'big Thisara Perera' today. I'll probably fail in that.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on The Cricket SocialThat was a bit of a wild club from Shanaka.
WICKETpublished at 41.3 overs
Shanaka c Roy b Rashid 18 (SL 300-4)
Dansun Shanaka hasn't got the memo about Adil Rashid being England's best bowler today and tries to whack him out of the ground. He gets a top edge on his slog sweep and Jason Roy takes a good catch as the ball comes down with snow on it.
There's very little celebration from England.
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There's the 300. The Sri Lanka fans all scream in delight and wave their flags as the scoreboard ticks over. The last 100 runs have come up in his 69 balls.
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Jos Buttler is turning back to his spinners with nine overs to go. Eoin Morgan, in his yellow bib, continues to watch on from the sidelines.
Adil Rashid has two overs left and he's going to bowl them now.
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Plunkett 5-0-44-1
Good news for England. Joe Root is returning to the field after taking a blow earlier. It looks like he's had his thumb strapped up.
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Simon Hughes
The Analyst on The Cricket SocialI think 360 is definitely on for Sri Lanka.
SL 296-3published at 40.3 overs
This is now at the stage where England fans should start to worry.
Dinesh Chandimal stands still and heaves Plunkett for the biggest six we have seen so far today.
SL 289-3published at 40.1 overs
Short. Wide. Whacked for four.
Liam Plunkett gets what he deserved with that delivery.
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Into the final 10 overs we go.
England send as many fielders as they can to the boundary.
Eight an over gets 365.
SL 285-3published at 40 overs
Run rate: 6.97
Stokes' first two overs were as good as we've seen today but he has been expensive since then.
Tom Curran continues to loop down his back-of-the-hand slower balls and almost deceives Chandimal. The Surrey bowler is encouraged by that and goes again but Shanaka picks this one. He whacks the ball back over Curran's head for another four.
England just can't stop the boundaries today.
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Simon Hewitt: Only just catching up with today’s ODI. I have only watched a few overs so far but they have been utter dross. England bowling everything in the slot or down the leg side. Need to review the frequent changes to the team (and Ben Stokes’ automatic place)?
SL 276-3published at 39.1 overs
I'm sorry but that's just terrible. New batsman Dasun Shanaka gets a freebie on his pads from Tom Curran and flicks for four.
SL 272-3published at 39 overs
Plunkett finishes off his over well and keeps the damage down to just singles. What can Sri Lanka get to?
How's stat?!published at 12:56 British Summer Time 23 October 2018
Andy Zaltzman
The Cricket Social statisticianThis is only the 15th time in ODI history that the top four batsmen have all scored fifty or more.
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Dasun Shanaka, Sri Lanka's best batsman in the last match, is the new man.
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Simon Mann
BBC Radio 5 live in ColomboBen Stokes misjudged that initially, looking into the sun. Those thoughts of rain may have been premature.
The last time I saw England get flogged around like this was when Scotland beat them last year. It's going to be great to see England really tested when chasing later on.