Umpire reviewpublished at 8.2 overs
Oh no.
Has Freya Kemp been stumped off a wide?
It's very wide so the keeper has a long way to go to gather it and get it back to the stumps.
Neither batter or keeper looks sure about this one.
First win for Sri Lanka over England in T20s
SL chase down 105 with 40 balls spare to win by eight wickets
Athapaththu hits superb 55 off 31 balls
Poor England bowled out for 104 in 18 overs - Dean top scores with 34
Three-match series level at 1-1
Decider at Derby on Wednesday
Tom Mallows and Ffion Wynne
Oh no.
Has Freya Kemp been stumped off a wide?
It's very wide so the keeper has a long way to go to gather it and get it back to the stumps.
Neither batter or keeper looks sure about this one.
Regardless of the end result of this game, you have got to give a lot of credit for how well Sri Lanka have fought back here.
England absolutely demolished their bowlers just two days ago and this has been a very courageous response.
It's been a trial by spin for England.
Russel Arnold
Former Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
How was that not given out the first time? Jones was right back in her crease and bang in front of middle.
Jones lbw b Ranaweera 12 (Eng 41-4)
Great review!
Chamari Athapaththu sent it upstairs with less than a second to spare, and it pays off.
Jones went back in her crease, trying to dab the ball down to third, but it's hit her bang in front of middle stump.
Sri Lanka are buzzing out there now, because that is a big partnership to break.
Daniel Norcross
BBC radio commentator
That looked close. Jones was pretty deep in her crease. I would have been tempted to have a look.
Another review!
Amy Jones is trapped on the pad but it's given not out on field.
Oh, shot!
Amy Jones shuffles around in her crease, getting down on one knee and sweeping off middle stump for four.
It looks like a risky shot because she's exposing her stumps, but the bowling from Ranaweera is so slow that she's got so much time to line it up.
Maia Bouchier was the last wicket to fall for 12 as experienced duo Knight and Jones now lead the rebuild.
The spinners continue to twirl away and keep the pressure on England's batters.
Pace off the ball is definitely working on this pitch. Athapaththu's latest over concedes just three - and nearly a wicket.
Good review.
A bit of glove has saved Heather Knight.
Daniel Norcross
BBC radio commentator
I think that has brushed the glove.
Now then!
England skipper Heather Knight is given out lbw after attempting a reverse sweep.
But she confidently reviews it straight away. Has she hit it?
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
These two England batters will have to adapt quickly and work out how to score on this pitch. It looks slow with even slower bowling from Sri Lanka.
They may think if they get to 130 that will be enough given the strength of their bowling, but to get there need to do some rebuilding.
Heather Knight eases the pressure a little with a back-foot punch for four as Prabodhani drops too short.
But, that completes a very good powerplay for the visiting side. It has been quite the turnaround from two nights ago, where they were being pelted around the ground at 10 runs an over!
A fantastic response from the Sri Lanka bowlers so far.
Amy Jones is in at five so this is a very experienced pair in the middle for England now.
Jones bravely attempts a reverse sweep that just falls short of the fielder at short third.
Bouchier c Dilhari b Priyadharshani 12 (Eng 21-3)
Another!
The spin is working beautifully for Sri Lanka. Maia Bouchier tries a counter-attack but her lofted drive picks out the fielder at cover.
England's young batting line-up is being tested here.
It's been a brilliant start for Sri Lanka with the ball so far.
They are very much underdogs in this series but are here with a point to prove.
Skipper Heather Knight is in at four to steady the ship.
And she carves her first ball for four!
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
These early wickets are a reward for Sri Lanka's tight bowling so far.