England win with 17 balls to spare
Lead 1-0 in three-match series
Buttler 68* (55), Roy 36 (22)
Sri Lanka 129-7: Shanaka 50 (44)
Rashid 2-17, Curran 2-25
Jordan takes three catches
Woakes' first T20 since 2015
Excellent work all round, as Kusal Perera clatters a drive past Chris Woakes and a tumbling, diving Jonny Bairstow stops it reaching the boundary rope and relays it back to Chris Jordan, who cannons a throw back in to the keeper.
Chris Woakes is coming back into the attack for England.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special
It's a good time to use Adil Rashid. Eoin Morgan has a clear plan with the way he has chopped and changed his bowlers. He has also sensed a chance to attack with a slip in place. The field is well set here.
Shanaka 7, Perera 29
Dasun Shanaka plays an awkward shovel into the leg side that drops just short of an advancing Dawid Malan, and the tourists settle for five from the over.
Here's Adil Rashid.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Sri Lanka face some challenges having not played that much T20 cricket this year. They need to get to the 160 mark to have a chance here. With this England batting line-up they already seem behind the game at the moment.
Run-rate 6.27
Mark Wood recovers from the ignominy of being hit for six as Sri Lanka stick to singles for the rest of the over. That's the most expensive of the innings, I'd wager.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
If you were batting first, you'd be looking at 160 and above. It's a case of getting someone in, getting used to the pace of the wicket, and trying to stay there for a little bit.
An actual boundary! And it's a six!
It's quite nicely controlled by Kusal Perera as he ducks his head and flicks at Mark Wood, getting enough bat on ball to clear Adil Rashid at fine leg and pop it into the stands.
Liam Livingstone works his way through another spotless over that Sri Lanka just cannot get away. At the halfway point, they are going nowhere.
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Mark Wood cranks up the pace to 92mph to welcome Dasun Shanaka to the crease, and makes the poor batter look slightly hapless in the process.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special
You can see the thinking of Dhananjaya de Silva wanting to use the pace of the ball, but it went straight to third man. Mark Wood set that one up with the previous delivery. He is bowling with great pace, consistently at the 90mph mark, which takes some doing. He is charging in.
Dhananjaya c Rashid b Wood 3 (SL 52-4)
I mean, it's not brilliant batting, this.
Almost as if they're doing morning catching practice, Dhananjaya de Silva leans back and lofts Mark Wood straight to Adil Rashid down on the third man boundary.
Dhananjaya de Silva is beaten all ends up by Mark Wood.
Mark Wood is back.
Dhananjaya de Silva, the new batter, scampers a single to end a fine over from Liam Livingstone.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special
It was fired in quick by Liam Livingstone, right into the crease, and it looked out. It shows where Sri Lanka are as a team that they reviewed that decision. It was a bit of a shocker.
Mendis lbw Livingstone 9 (SL 49-3)
Well, it looked very out, and it was very out.
Ball tracking reckons that would have been thudding into middle stump, and Kusal Mendis is on his way.
A big hoick of a sweep across the line, struck on the front pad...