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England win first match in three-game series by seven wickets
England bowl Sri Lanka out for 106
Debutants Gaur and Filer take 3-26 and 3-27 respectively
Leg-spinner Glenn also takes 3-20 and Capsey 1-12
England won toss and bowled first
England also hand ODI debut to Bouchier
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Kulasuriya b Glenn 2 (SL 101-9)
Sarah Glenn has her third!
Achini Kulasuriya was going nowhere fast, just blocking anything on the stumps.
But she gets herself caught on the crease, the ball from Glenn turns back and gets through to make a mess of the stumps.
Alice Capsey rattles through another over. A maiden to Udeshika Prabodhani.
The England off-spinner nearly snares the ninth wicket with a delivery that just slides past the outside edge.
Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesAmy Jones doesn't like to know stats like that. She likes to stay present.
With that catch for the eighth wicket, Amy Jones now has five dismissals in the innings.
No England keeper has ever managed that before.
Slider from Sarah Glenn and she nearly gets it through Udeshika Prabodhani's defences first up.
The tailender just about gets enough bat on it to keep it out and clips a single next ball.
Sri Lanka have at least made it to three figures now.
Ranasinghe c Jones b Glenn 9 (SL 100-8)
There's one of them!
Oshadi Ranasinghe goes back to cut Sarah Glenn and gets a nick behind.
Well taken by Amy Jones and Sri Lanka are eight down.
Thanks, Mike.
England in complete control at this stage. They'll want to take these last three wickets as quickly as possible now.
More dots than a Seurat painting as Ranasinghe takes another six for a Capsey maiden.
Hint of a run-out chance as keeper Amy Jones throws down the stumps after Ranasinghe over-stretches, but the ball misses the wicket.
Here's Sam Drury to see you through the rest of this Sri Lankan innings.
Eight dot balls go by as new batter Achini Kulasuriya sees off the remainder of Capsey's over before Ranasinghe takes a watchful approach to Sarah Glenn, who changes end to replace Filer.
Ranasinghe finally works a single from Glenn's final delivery, striking off the pads to retain the strike.
Russel Arnold
Former Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, ReutersHarshitha has played that glance really well but this time she has paid the price. That is a really big blow for Sri Lanka.
Harshitha c Jones b Capsey 35 (SL 95-7)
Skimmed the bat it did!
Capsey's delivery looked like it was drifting down, Harshitha moved to turn the ball around the corner and initially didn't seem to get anything on it, but snicko produces a nice thick line as the ball passes the bat.
An impressive take down the leg-side from Amy Jones.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at Chester-le-Street
The umpire started to give this away by signalling a wide, surely?
Alice Capsey delivers a leg-side wide... or does she? Has the ball skimmed Harshitha's bat on the way through?
Umpire James Middlebrook doesn't thing so, but England are going to check.
Harshitha picks up three from Filer, as Maia Bouchier once again sends the rope sponge flying while cutting off the four.
The Sri Lanka batter breaches the boundary four balls later, flicking off her hip.
Capsey offers up a juicy delivery and Ranasinghe works it to the fine leg boundary.
By the way, Nat Sciver-Brunt won't be bowling, not that England seem to be missing her today.
Russel Arnold
Former Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
England have such variety in their bowling attack. They have the height and angle of Mahika Gaur and then the pace of Lauren Filer.
Too short from Filer on this occasion and she gets called for a wide.
Ranasinghe then takes a single into the leg-side.
Oshadi Ranasinghe sees off the hat-trick ball, pushing into the off-side.
Russel Arnold
Former Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
That is a nothing shot. It is so disappointing because that is what you do in fielding practice.
De Silva c Jones b Filer 0 (SL 78-6)
Two in two! Lauren Filer is on a hat-trick!
Catching practice for Amy Jones, Nilakshi de Silva is cramped for room and can only guide the ball right into the keeper's gloves.