Postpublished at 18:05 British Summer Time 27 October 2018
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Summary
England win by 30 runs
Joe Denly opens the bowling and takes four wickets
Denly playing first international for eight years
Adil Rashid takes 3-12 from four overs
Jason Roy, dropped four times, makes 69 from 36
Three-Test series starts on 6 November
Postpublished at 18:05 British Summer Time 27 October 2018
England reviewpublished at 18:04 British Summer Time 27 October 2018
I think Adil Rashid has got Dhananjaya de Silva out lbw here.
The umpire doesn't, but Eoin Morgan goes for the review.
WICKETpublished at 10.1 overs
Kamindu c Hales b Rashid 24 (SL 77-4)
That's excellent from Adil Rashid.
He invites a reverse sweep from Kamindu Mendis and the batsman sends it right into the hands of Alex Hales.
SL 77-3published at 10 overs
Need 111 from 60 balls
Tom Curran slides around on the turf to cut off a shovel from Kamindu, but that's an expensive over from Moeen.
SL 76-3published at 9.5 overs
What happened there?!
Dhananjaya de Silva hits a ball into the leg side, seemingly straight to Alex Hales - and Hales doesn't move! He loses the ball in the floodlights as he looks up, and promptly ends up looking in the wrong direction.
And Kamindu Mendis, predictably, reverse sweeps his next ball for four.
SL 70-3published at 9.1 overs
Well, that's one way of getting them. Six!
Kamindu Mendis greets Moeen Ali into the attack with a straight, towering six that lands in the stands.
Postpublished at 17:58 British Summer Time 27 October 2018
Double spin for England, as Moeen Ali replaces Liam Plunkett.
SL 64-3published at 9 overs
Hands on hips from Adil Rashid as Dhananjaya de Silva hustles a couple through the leg side.
There's a half-hearted appeal from Rashid as he fires one into Dhananjaya's pads.
SL 59-3published at 8 overs
Another four for Kamindu Mendis!
It's not quite timed but this time the ball goes sailing over mid-off and into the boundary rope.
SL 54-3published at 7.3 overs
Kamindu 5, Dhananjaya 13
Hello. A bouncer from Liam Plunkett to greet Kamindu Mendis to the crease, and Kamindu somehow manages not to send a top edge through to Jos Buttler.
Kamundi swipes at a skiddy delivery, but Plunkett strays onto the pads and the batsman gratefully hoists him through the leg side for four.
Postpublished at 17:50 British Summer Time 27 October 2018
Chris Jordan is out of the attack for the time being. Liam Plunkett will take his place.
SL 50-3published at 7 overs
Need 138 from 78 balls
Kamindu Mendis is the new man for Sri Lanka, and he's off the mark to his first ball.
That's an excellent over from Adil Rashid.
WICKETpublished at 6.5 overs
Chandimal c Hales b Rashid 26 (SL 49-3)
Ugh.
Dinesh Chandimal tries a reverse sweep, going down on one knee very early, and the man on the boundary picks up on this. Alex Hales takes a couple of steps forward and gets safely under the ball.
SL 49-2published at 6.3 overs
Down the ground goes Dhananjaya de Silva, airly driving at Adil Rashid, but the ball bounces just in front of the approaching fielder.
Postpublished at 17:45 British Summer Time 27 October 2018
Adil Rashid is coming on for a twirl.
From the press boxpublished at 17:45 British Summer Time 27 October 2018
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End of twitter postSL 47-2published at 6 overs
Need 141 from 84 balls
Better from Chris Jordan, tightening his line up, and Sri Lanka work a couple of singles from the final two balls.
SL 45-2published at 5.4 overs
A horrible slow ball from Chris Jordan, full and straight, and Dhananjaya tickles it away for another four. When that delivery goes wrong, it really goes wrong.
SL 41-2published at 5.3 overs
Dot. Dot. And four!
It's not convincing from Dhananjaya de Silva, going after a short ball hat rises on him, but the batsman gets enough of a top edge to whack the ball over third man.
Postpublished at 17:41 British Summer Time 27 October 2018
Chris Jordan is on for a bowl.