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. The two sides are out in the middle and the left-arm seam of David Willey is going to get us going.

    Just a reminder you can WATCH this game on BBC Two or by clicking/tapping the big play button at the top of the page.

  2. James Anderson
    England bowler on BBC Two

    I play with a smile on my face like Mark Wood! I can get a bit serious and grumpy when I play so it's good to have someone like Mark at mid-on with a smile of his face. He's an asset to the England side. Eoin Morgan uses him well, in little bursts. He uses him smartly in the middle periods to try and break a partnership, or sometimes at the death.

  3. 'Burning passion for Sri Lanka'

    Former Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara has been speaking to BBC Stumped about the state of the game in his homeland.

    He said: "There have been many great people who have raised the profile of the game and Sri Lanka through their exploits.

    "The current crop of players are no different. They have ambition, burning passion for the game and fiercely proud of representing their country.

    "I know the talent and sacrifice they make for Sri Lanka cricket."

    Kumar SangakkaraGetty Images

  4. Here's the weather forecast for Cardiff.

    We might get the odd little rain shower, but hopefully it isn't heavy enough to force the players off.

    BBC Weather forecast for Cardiff

  5. We're still at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff for today's game.

    We'll be using the same pitch that was used last night, which was a little two-paced and slow at times.

    England captain Eoin Morgan has spoke about a desire for his side to play on tricky pitches in the past, to aid them in World Cup situations where pitches do tend to deteriorate as the tournament progresses.

    That's highly likely to be in the case in October and November's Twenty20 World Cup, regardless of whether it takes place in India or Abu Dhabi.

    Sophia GardensGetty Images

  6. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Two

    Sri Lanka have used more players than any other country since the last World Cup. They are a team in transition at the moment.

  7. Sri Lanka also make two changes: Niroshan Dickwella comes in for Dhananjaya de Silva, while Nuwan Pradeep makes way for Binura Fernando.

    Sri Lanka teamBBC Sport

  8. Ian Bell
    Former England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

    It is disappointing not to see Chris Woakes - you've got to feel for him if there's no injury. He's talked publicly about his tough winter, and he is probably the most rested man in cricket. He bowled brilliantly yesterday.

  9. Eoin Morgan on BBC Two: "I would have looked to do the same had we won the toss so nothing changes. We like chasing because if we play well it suits us, but ultimately we have to play well.

    "Jos Buttler misses out with a calf strain while Chris Woakes can't play two days in a row so Sam Billings and David Willey come in. The level of intensity in last night's win was as good as it has been for a while. We want to continue to do that in this game."

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  11. This is David Willey's first Twenty20 international in two years. It's a good opportunity for him to impress.

  12. Two changes for England - Billings and Willey in, Buttler and Woakes out.

    England team

  13. Chris has just said he'd hit Mark Wood into Swansea if he bowled wide...

    Wood has been hitting speeds of 95mph this summer.

    Rather you than me, Chris.

  14. Mark Wood is about to speak to Love Island's Chris Hughes all about fast bowling on the tele.

    You can watch it here.

  15. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Two

    Jos Buttler is England's greatest ever white-ball player because he can bat anywhere.

  16. Eoin Morgan wanted to chase anyway, so he's happy with the toss.

  17. Jonny Bairstow is set to open alongside Jason Roy, with Jos Buttler missing.

    Not a bad partnership...

  18. James Anderson
    England bowler on BBC Two

    This is an important match for a number of reasons. Going into the T20 World Cup you want to win games while Eoin Morgan wants the chance to rotate the side and have a look at some fringe players who can do a job in the tournament.

  19. This is the second game in this three-match Twenty20 series.

    The final game, which could well be a decider, will be at the Ageas Bowl on Saturday. That's a 14:30 BST start.

    Three one-day internationals, which start on Tuesday at Emirates Riverside, follow.

  20. We'll bring you full team news in a moment.

    It will be interesting to see if Jonny Bairstow or Liam Livingstone opens the batting alongside Jason Roy in the absence of Jos Buttler.