Summary

  • England fall to 20-run loss - damaging their semi-final hopes

  • Hosts' final three group games against Australia, India and New Zealand

  • Stokes gets England close to target of 233 with unbeaten 82

  • Michael Vaughan criticises England's "dumb cricket"

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance and Jack Skelton

  1. Cricketers on Twitter

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  2. Archer predicts...

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  3. Michael Vaughan
    Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    That is five wickets for Wood and Archer now, what a combination they're proving to be. I think we'll see them together in Test cricket too. Pace to unsettle any batsman.

    Jofra Archer of England celebrates dismissing Thisara PereraGetty Images

  4. Lasith Malinga is the new 'batsman.'

  5. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent

    Totally mistimed and that rather sums up Sri Lanka's misfiring innings.

    Isuru Udana bats during the ICC Cricket World Cup group stage match at Headingley, LeedsPA
  6. wicket

    WICKET

    Udana c Root b Wood 6 (SL 209-8)

    Fast, short, Udana leans back and tries to whack it away and can only send it high into the Leeds sky. Joe Root is under it at mid on and clings on.

  7. 209-7

    Mark Wood scuffles one into the pads of Isuru Udana, batting nine for Sri Lanka. He then slices one away for four!

  8. Hollywood fielding.

  9. SL 203-7

    Shout out for 'Scuffler' as bread roll of the day. Never heard of that one before. Class.

    Jofra Archer is now level with Mitchell Starc at the top of the wicket taking charts.

  10. Jofra the prophet

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  12. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent

    You don't often see that - three catches at third man in the same innings.

  13. wicket

    WICKET

    Perera c Rashid b Archer 2 (SL 200-7)

    Perera tries to uppercut a fast one from Jofra Archer and sends it straight to Adil Rashid...

  14. SL 200-6

    There's the 200 up! If they can bat into tomorrow afternoon who knows...

  15. Forget the match - what do you call a bread roll you have with your dinner/tea? That's the more interesting debate [see 13:22]...

  16. SL 197-6

    Angelo Mathews has 61 from 97 balls. Bizarre.

  17. SL 195-6

    Mark Wood is helped away for a couple before he beats the edge of Angelo Mathews' bat.

  18. May as well make it a joint wedding. Save you some £££££...

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    Re Iain from Spennymoor - my mate Ian (also from Spennymoor) gets married next year as well so I'll suggest he has Soul Limbo played too and a new tradition for all future Spennymoor residents weddings will be born.

    John in Bishop Auckland

  20. Heatstroke in Manchester? It's a wonder you survived! The first case in recorded history surely.