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"
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Theo: The way Sri Lanka are batting the crowd are not going to get full value here. They are the second poorest side in this WC. In fact that’s harsh on Afghanistan who at least show fight and character.
Image source, AFPNew man Avishka Fernando defends his first ball.
K Perera c Moeen b Woakes 2 (SL 3-2)
This might be a quick game!
Sri Lanka lose their second opener; this time Kusal Perera slashing one straight down the throat of 100-cap veteran Moeen Ali at third man.
It was wide from Chris Woakes and Kusal went hard at it but miscued it off a thick outside edge.
Karunaratne c Buttler b Archer 1 (SL 3-1)
Got him!
A delicious delivery from Jofra Archer, back of a length, seaming away from the left-hander and a little nick to a jubilant keeper.
Off trudges Sri Lanka skipper Dimuth Karunaratne. He needed to anchor the innings but instead that might expose Sri Lanka's brittle middle order.
One down, nine to go.
Kusal Perera clips a single off his first ball and Dimuth Karunaratne leaves the last outside off stump.
Dimuth Karunaratne taps off his pads to gap in mid-wicket to get himself and Sri Lanka off the mark.
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Chris Woakes is straight on it - back of a length, nipping it back into Karunaratne and the ball thuds into the keeper's gloves.
England have taken up their fielding positions.
Sri Lanka openers Dimuth Karunaratne and Kusal Perera are making their way out to the middle.
On the subject of openers, England's Jason Roy has told BBC Radio 5 Live that he should be fit to face Australia after tearing his hamstring against West Indies.
Good news.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Headingley
I kid you not, there are golf carts buzzing around the streets of Headingley, whisking fans here and there. Not only that, but I've also seen a lady trying to rescue a hedgehog with a stick. She had a small crowd watching.
The Leeds equivalent of when the crowd gathered to shoo away a cobra in Sri Lanka over the winter.
BBC Test Match Special
Every day throughout this World Cup, the TMS team will brighten up your podcast feed with a daily programme. Today's effort - focusing on yesterday's win for Australia - is here.
Have a listen on your commute home later.
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Russell Moore: I'm pleased we lost the toss and are chasing today, it's a good test to do so before playing the 'big boys'. We know our strength setting a total but we want to have confidence in chasing one down too.
The anthems are under way.
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Sri Lanka do have talent in that team which can cause an upset. They are street fighters. If there's one team which can leave everything else off the pitch and just put a performance together, it's Sri Lanka.
Stumped
This week's Stumped podcast focuses on New Zealand, who are - no I won't say it - going well!
Have a listen to the show here.
In case you haven't read it yet, Andy Zaltzman has dished out some mid-tournament awards. Have a read of his latest column here.
Speaking about Sri Lanka's brittle middle order, Zaltzman said: "As Oscar Wilde famously wrote, "to lose your numbers four to seven batsmen for a total of five runs or fewer in an ODI innings once may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose them for five or fewer in successive matches looks like your entire cricketing nation is subsiding into a pit of nothingness".
"In the 4,000-match history of ODI cricket, there had only been five such middle-order subsidences.
"Sri Lanka pulled off this rare, almost incomprehensibly unimpressive feat twice in four days.
"Of all the records set in this tournament, this may be the toughest one to beat."
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Steph's been waiting all tournament to use that.
Speaking of Test Match Special - the team are now on air for your listening pleasure. Tune in by clicking the play icon at the top of this page.
The team today are Jonathan Agnew, Simon Mann, Charles Dagnall, Michael Vaughan, James Anderson and former England and Sri Lanka coach Paul Farbrace, while Andy Zaltzman is on stats duty.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Headingley
Only right that Paul Farbrace is part of the TMS team for England v Sri Lanka. After all, it is the Farby Derby...
England are unchanged from the side that thrashed Afghanistan last time out.
England XI: James Vince, Jonny Bairstow, Joe Root, Eoin Morgan (capt), Ben Stokes, Jos Buttler (wkt), Moeen Ali, Chris Woakes, Jofra Archer, Adil Rashid, Mark Wood.
Sri Lanka make two changes as Avishka Fernando and Jeevan Mendis come in for Lahiru Thirimanne and Milinda Siriwardana.
Sri Lanka XI: Dimuth Karunaratne (capt), Kusal Perera (wkt), Avishka Fernando, Kusal Mendis, Angelo Mathews, Jeevan Mendis, Dhananjaya de Silva, Thisara Perera, Isuru Udana, Lasith Malinga, Nuwan Pradeep.
England captain Eoin Morgan: "We'd have batted first too - the wicket looks good. Let's hope it doesn't change. In previous games, it has offered turn so hopefully that suits Moeen Ali and Adil Rashid.
"Only if we reach the semi-finals will we think about what we need to do regards resting players etc, if we do at all.
"It's a big day for Moeen, who has been a big part of this England team for a long time now. It's his 100th cap and he's a big Liverpool fan, so Steven Gerrard sent him a video message. He's buzzing about that."