Summary

  • England romp to 3-0 series win

  • England 180-6: Malan 76 (48)

  • Bairstow 51 (43) - adds 105 with Malan

  • Chameera 4-17 off four overs

  • Sri Lanka 91: Seven single-figure scores

  • Willey 3-27, Curran 2-14, Woakes 1-9

  • Third T20, Ageas Bowl

  • Highlights on BBC Two, 19:00 BST

Live Reporting

Matthew Henry, Ffion Wynne and Callum Matthews

  1. Eng 180-6

    Jordan 8*, Curran 9*

    Chris Jordan finishes it in style for England with another boundary through cover.

    181 to win for Sri Lanka.

  2. Eng 176-6

    Bit of width from Udana and Chris Jordan nails a four through extra cover from his first ball.

  3. Eng 171-6

    A couple of big swipes from Curran but he finds the fielders and gets two each time.

  4. Eng 167-6

    Sam Curran picks up four through midwicket. There were cries for a catch but it just went under the fielder as he dived forward.

  5. Eng 163-6

    Dushmantha Chameera finishes with figures of 4-17. A fine performance.

    Sam Curran is on strike to Isuru Udana for the final over.

  6. James Anderson
    England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    Dushmantha Chameera has been by far and away the pick of the bowlers. He's got that ability to know when to bowl the yorker and when to bowl the slower ball and he's just picked the right moment.

    England will be disappointed with this. They were in a great position to make 200 at one point.

  7. wicket

    Eng 162-6

    Moeen c Hasaranga b Chameera 7

    It's Chameera again! England are falling apart at the back end of this innings. It's another big shot and another catch on the boundary, the time deep mid-wicket.

  8. wicket

    Eng 162-5

    Malan c Shanaka b Chameera 76

    Malan will be disappointed there, but it was a great innings. This has been an impressive comeback from Chameera and Sri Lanka. He went for the big shot but didn't get hold of it, finding long-off.

  9. Eng 162-4

    Malan attempts a scoop but gets himself into a bit of a tangle. Chameera did well there and followed him all the way.

  10. James Anderson
    England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    There is no matter way to slow the run-rate down than by taking wickets and that's what Sri Lanka have done.

  11. Eng 161-4

    Ali 7, Malan 74

    Just the two overs to go. 200 looks ambitious now and Malan will be wanting a bit more of the strike.

  12. Eng 158-4

    Shanaka bowls a wide down the leg side, followed by a short ball that Moeen can't get any bat on. He responds with an upper-cut for four.

  13. Eng 152-4

    Time for Moeen Ali! He gets off the mark first ball with a quick single.

  14. James Anderson
    England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    It was a good catch. He went for the yorker but didn't get it right, and it was a ball that Eoin Morgan would have expected to put away if he had faced a few more balls.

  15. wicket

    Eng 151-4

    Morgan c Gunathilaka b Chameera 1

    Another one gone!

    It was a short stay at the crease for Morgan, who tried to flick this one over fine leg but finds the fielder. Gunathilaka does well very close to the boundary rope at deep square leg.

  16. Eng 149-3

    The batters crossed so Malan takes a single and Morgan gets off the mark with a lofty drive that just evades the cover fielder. Looked like a slower ball - Morgan is lucky there.

  17. Charles Dagnall
    BBC Test Match Special

    That was a well-judged catch because it was up in the air for a long time. It was a hack from Sam Billings.

  18. wicket

    Eng 148-3

    Billings c Shanaka b Chameera 2

    Billings fails to get going. It's a good catch from Shanaka on the mid-wicket boundary. It went very high but it was a bit of a slog from Sam Billings that he gets a top edge on.

  19. Ebony Rainford-Brent
    Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special

    I think England will finish on or around the 200 mark, but they could even just pip that.

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    The continued questioning of Dawid Malan's place in this team, given his record, is mind boggling. Surely the biggest question is when he gets a other crack in the Test side?

    Ade