Postpublished at 18:53 British Summer Time 23 June 2021
Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special
Are they finding their groove a little bit?
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
Amy Lofthouse and Timothy Abraham
Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special
Are they finding their groove a little bit?
Gunathilaka 15, Perera 8
Oh, and four more!
Danushka Gunathilaka gives himself room and, with a few steps down the pitch, launches Mark Wood over Chris Jordan's head and into the boundary rope.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
It's the first time we've seen him try to hit the ball hard along the ground. You don't have to go aerial - you can find gaps on the floor.
Shot!
Stand and deliver stuff from Danushka Gunathilaka, who smacks Mark Wood back past him for four.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Mark Wood is a fun character but he takes his bowling very seriously. He is a different character when he has the ball in his hands.
Mark Wood's first delivery is a casual 91mph, but the pace seems to come right out of it the second the ball hits the pitch, and Danushka Gunathilaka can't quite hoick it over the infield.
Kusal Perera, rather awkwardly, pulls a Wood bouncer around the corner for a single.
Here's Mark Wood.
Now that's more like it - Sam Curran leaps over the ball at mid-wicket and Gunathilaka gets the first boundary of the innings with a thumping swing of the bat.
Curran holds his hands up in apology to Woakes, who looks more than a touch disgruntled.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Woakes is just trying to hit good areas - not trying to do anything fancy with it. He's trying to make the batsman hit a good shot.
Chris Woakes, who has a trendy grey streak at the front of his quiff, sends down a few slower balls that Danushka Gunathilaka can't muscle past the fielders.
Tomorrow's T20 is live on the BBC, and we've spoken to maybe the nicest man in cricket*, Mark Wood, about what it takes to be a ridicugood fast bowler.
(*no offence to Chris Woakes)
Captain Kusal Perera is the next batter out, and he's immediately subject to a half-hearted caught behind appeal to a delivery that he missed by a mile.
Danushka Gunathilaka attempts a horrible scoop shot to Sam Curan that, much to the bowler's frustration, is called wide.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
It was a juicy half-volley. You'd expect that sort of ball to be put away in international cricket. He's sort of in between going on the ground and going aerial.
Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special
He was put under some very, very tight bowling from England.
Fernando c Jordan b Curran 0 (SL 3-1)
Whoops.
Avishka Fernando goes after a slower ball from Sam Curran but he can't get underneath it, and instead ends up pinging the simplest of catches to Chris Jordan at mid-off. That's... not a great look.
Here's Sam Curran, who has had a much-needed haircut.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Because of the amount of cricket Chris Woakes has played over the years, he has stepped back from T20 cricket - that was England's chance to give him a rest. He has played the last few years in the IPL and picked up loads of experience there. Twenty20 isn't that much different to ODI cricket, and he has been the main guy in England's 50-over team.
A very tidy over from Chris Woakes.
Meanwhile, New Zealand have just become your world Test champions. Lovely stuff.
No-one should take any fashion advice from Jimmy Anderson. We all remember that jacket from last year's T20.
Gunathilaka advances but spears a drive along the ground to the man at point, before Sri Lanka get off the mark as Woakes spears a delivery down the leg side.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Erm, England's kit is eye-catching. That's what they want, isn't it?