Sri Lanka dominate entire game to win by nine wickets
SL 133-1 (15.0 overs): K Mendis 68* (43), Dhananjaya 31 (25), Asalanka 31* (22); Delany 1-28
Ire 128-8 (20 overs): Tector 45 (42), Stirling 34 (25); Theekshana 2-19, Hasaranga 2-25
SL face Australia next on Tuesday, Ireland play England on Wednesday
SL 82-1
Oh dear, George Dockrell...
Asalanka hoicks Delany to the mid-wicket boundary, but Dockrell makes a real meal of it. Running in, he jumps into the air as the ball drops to him, but it spills out to the ground. Hands on heads all round.
Target 129
A bit more nurdling sees Little concede eight from his third over.
Traget 129
Ooooh, that is lovely stuff from Mendis!
He deftly nudges Little past where slip would be for four from the first ball of the left-armer's new over.
Gotta love a "curse of the text commentator" moment, eh?
Anyway, Charith Asalanka is the number three and is off the mark straight away.
Five from that over, but a wicket as well that gives Ireland something to hang on to.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
They've got the breakthrough! It was short, wide and outside the off stump.
De Silva c Tucker b Delany 31 (63-1)
Right, I was saying...
A filthy short one from Delany, but De Silva swipes at it horribly and the keeper snaffles it to give Ireland some hope.
Target 129
The only chance of note for Ireland was that faint edge - which they didn't appeal for, of course.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Sri Lanka are in total control of this run chase.
Target 129
Simi Singh's spin is next up, and Mendis flays him just short of McCarthy at point off his second delivery. Then there is another tantalising moment as a drive from De Silva's lofted drive is dropping in front of a boundary rider at extra cover.
Target 129
Curtis Campher's bustling medium pace is met with a no-nonsense drive for four past mid off from Mendis.
This is looking all-too easy for Sri Lanka at the moment, I don't think we're on for a low scoring classic.
Target 129
Some leg spin now as Gareth Delany comes on.
De Silva is mightily close to sweeping into square leg's hands as he finds the boundary again, but just five from the over sees the powerplay end with Sri Lanka still cruising on 50-0
Target 129
Adair is back on for Little and De Silva slaps him tennis-bat style for four, before pulling another more classically past square leg for the second boundary of the over.
De Silva despatches McCarthy's last ball over mid-wicket for another six - and to rub it in, another replay shows that that non-appeal ball just earlier actually shaved the edge
Just the one over from Adair as Barry McCarthy takes the fourth over. De Silva takes a swing and a miss at one and McCarthy half appeals for something - replays show it flicked the top of his hip and nothing else.
Target 129
All too easy at the moment for the Sri Lankans as Little's second over yields 14 runs.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
What a shot! Over the fine leg boundary. Fantastic from Mendis.
Spectacular from Mendis as he walks across out side off stump and helps it high over fine leg for a lovely six.
It's Mark Adair with his right-armers from the other end to take the second over, and Mendis and De Silva milk him for some easy singles and a two off the last- it is looking very comfortable thus far.
Xavier Doherty
Former Australia spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Through the mid-wicket and it's the first boundary of the Sri Lanka innings.
Little, playing his 50th T20 international, goes flying in a Mark Wood-stylee after one delivery.
His first over was impressive until it ends with Mendis rocking back and pulling the last ball over mid-wicket for the first boundary.