Summary

  • England win series with game to spare

  • Revised target of 103 in 18 overs

  • England recover from 36-4

  • Livingstone 29* (26), Billings 24* (29)

  • Sri Lanka 111-7: Mendis 39, Perera 21

  • Wood 2-18, Rashid 2-24

  • Second T20, Cardiff

Live Reporting

Callum Matthews and Timothy Abraham

  1. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Two

    Eoin Morgan went for it because he knew if it was umpire's call you get to keep the review.

  2. Not out

    SL 15-1

    Oh! Umpire's call.

    It was just clipping the top of leg stump.

    England keep their review, though, so nothing lost.

  3. It might be a little bit high, it's hit him just above the knee roll.

    There's no bat.

  4. England review

    Ooh. Have David Willey and England got Kusal Perera out lbw here?

    Alex Wharf says no, but after a brief chat Eoin Morgan goes for the review.

  5. SL 12-1

    Chris Jordan is an excellent fielder, isn't he?

    Avishka Fernando creams a drive, but Jordan, at mid-off, does well to get across and his dive keeps it to just a couple.

  6. Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    Just from what we've seen so far, it looks as if Sri Lanka have got a plan to build partnerships and accelerate later, whereas yesterday they just came out swinging.

  7. Andy Zaltzman
    Test Match Special statistician

    That was the earliest goal scored in an international T20 match...

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  8. SL 9-1

    There were some absolutely wild celebrations from Sam Curran and England after that wicket.

    They all love football.

    The experienced Kusal Perera is off the mark with a couple through square leg.

  9. James Anderson
    England bowler on BBC Two

    Sam Curran is that bad at football in the warm ups I'm not sure if that's his stronger foot or not!

  10. Phil Tufnell
    Former England spinner on BBC Two

    Back of the net! 1-0! He hasn't been watching Harry Kane. That's a great follow through from Sam Curran. That was great skill.

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  11. wicket

    WICKET

    Gunathilaka run out (S Curran) 3 (SL 6-1)

    Magical footwork from Sam Curran. Harry Kane eat your heart out.

    Curran bangs one in a bit shorter, and Avishka Fernando gets a big tangled, looking to flick off his hip. The ball just trickles down onto the pitch, and for some reason, Sri Lanka decide there is a run there.

    Curran runs down the pitches and use his left foot to kick it onto middle stump. Danushka Gunathilaka is miles short of his ground, despite getting the dive out.

    Great start for England.

  12. It was, Alex.

  13. Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    I like the name Fernando. What was that show where they took them to the island called Fernando's? Was it Take Me Out?

  14. Double left-arm bowling for England as Sam Curran shares the new ball.

  15. James Anderson
    England bowler on BBC Two

    There are large boundaries to the sides of the ground here in Sophia Gardens and we saw with England's death bowling last night they hit the middle of the pitch to stop Sri Lanka playing big shots down the ground.

  16. SL 5-0

    Just three singles, after those two leg byes off the first delivery. A good, steady start from David Willey.

    Jos Buttler, who is out tonight with a calf injury, is drinking a hot drink in the dugout. He had a scan this morning as a precaution.

  17. SL 3-0

    There is zero movement for David Willey so far.

    Tonight will be a test of his variations instead.

  18. SL 2-0

    A loosener from David Willey first up and Sri Lanka are off and running with a couple of leg byes down to fine leg.

  19. Russel Arnold
    Former Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

    Hopefully today Sri Lanka can put their batting right. The batsmen should know how the pitch is going to play, and I think 155-160 will give England something to think about.

  20. Phil Tufnell
    Former England spinner on BBC Two

    David Willey might swing it first up. It might be worth Eoin Morgan having a slip or two early on. Sri Lanka will be looking to impose themselves early on in this game.