Four wickets for Tom Curran, two each for Woakes & Willey
England win series 2-0
Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
I'm just glad to see Chris Woakes play. It's bizarre that we've barely seen one of last year's best players bowl a ball all summer.
Image source, Getty ImagesChris Woakes has bowled beautifully in this series.
After a wayward first over, he's really honed in on an accurate line and length in the last couple of overs.
His reward is a maiden.
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Image source, PA MediaVic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Avishka barely hit that one, he just timed it beautifully. That suggests it's quite a good pitch.
I tell you what, this pitch is an absolute cracker.
Avishka Fernando picks up another boundary with a lovely drive for four.
Sri Lanka are going to need a big score.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the County Ground
It seems there are only four or five of the Barmy Army here and as a result it’s one of the quieter renditions of Jerusalem I’ve heard. Still, they get applause from Joe Root for their efforts.
Shot!
Nissanka gets off the mark with a back-foot punch through square for four.
Pathum Nissanka, who opened in the first two ODIs - making scores of five and five, is in at three.
Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Perera is the dangerman for Sri Lanka, he's scored a fair few runs in this series but it was an ugly shot. There was no foot movement at all.
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Perera b Woakes 9 (SL 19-1)
Chopped on!
Kusal Perera had just been beaten by an absolute beauty, that zipped through, and surprised Jonny Bairstow, so when he sees a bit of width his eyes light up. He attempts a big booming drive, and gets a thick inside edge into the base of the stumps.
Chris Woakes takes another powerplay wicket.
Yesterday saw England women play India in the third and final ODI.
They'd already won the series, but yesterday served up a final-over cracker.
Watch the highlights on iPlayer.
Image source, Getty ImagesDavid Willey's radar gradually improved as the over progressed, but this represents a good start for the tourists.
I can't see any spots of rain on the camera lense yet, so a delay isn't imminent.
David Willey is struggling for his radar at the moment.
He strays down the leg side, allowing Kusal Perera to turn it round the corner for four, before two consecutive leg side wides.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
There's a few umbrellas going up in the crowd.
Image source, Getty ImagesMatthew Henry
BBC Sport at the County Ground
It’s starting to drizzle…
Good first over for Sri Lanka.
They've struggled in the powerplays during this tour, so will be hoping for a better day today.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the County Ground
It’s a bit muggy. Clouds are looming. If I was asked to describe ‘Chris Woakes conditions’ I’d go with something like this.
What a lovely way to get off the mark.
It's a bit floaty and wide from Chris Woakes, and Avishka Fernando drives it beautifully to the fence.
Russel Arnold
Former Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
The start is crucial for Sri Lanka. As soon as you lose early wickets like they have done, it's very hard to come back from, you're never going to get enough to matter how well you rebuild.