Postpublished at 12:28 British Summer Time 9 September 2023
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at Chester-le-Street
Dilhari just followed it and Amy Jones took responsibility and pouched the catch.
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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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Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at Chester-le-Street
Dilhari just followed it and Amy Jones took responsibility and pouched the catch.
Dilhari c Jones b Filer 9 (SL 78-5)
Two wickets for Gaur, now two wickets for Filer!
A second caught behind for the debutant, edging behind to Amy Jones and another Sri Lankan batter falls after showing signs of a start.
England introduce a fifth bowler in Alice Capsey.
Dilhari picks up two after a boundary throw flies over the head of Amy Jones and then spits off an old wicket and beats Heather Knight.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at Chester-le-Street
Loose delivery from Filer. A bit of a gift for Dilhari.
Cracking shot from Kavisha Dilhari, powering Filer's final delivery through the covers.
The Sri Lankan batter averages 35.88 in ODIs, aside from Athapaththu the only player in this side with a notable figure in that column.
Russel Arnold
Former Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Harshitha Samarawickrama has played 23 ODIs but only has one fifty.
But she is looking so impressive. Her shot selection, she has time and knows to work the ball into gaps.
She's very slightly built but she times the ball so well.
Dilhari and Harshitha exchange singles from Glenn's over, pushing deliveries into the leg-side.
New batter Kavisha Dilhari gets off the mark straight away, edging the ball into mid-wicket.
Harshitha then finds the boundary with a classy pull shot to offer her team a bit of solace.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at Chester-le-Street
Lauren Filer strikes on her ODI debut. Pace and bounce.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Not how you want your first wicket to come but you'll take it. Strangled down the leg side.
Perera c Jones b Filer 10 (SL 61-4)
She didn't have to wait for long!
Shorter delivery from Filer and Perera gloves down the leg-side for Amy Jones to snaffle behind the stumps.
Both England's seamer debutants have wickets now, now we just need Maia Bouchier to have a bowl.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
I did not think it would be going over. But Lauren Filer is tall and gets more bounce.
No, Filer will have to wait.
It strikes the back pad of Perera and ball tracking shows the ball is going over the stumps.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at Chester-le-Street
They've gone for it. I think Knight fancied it more than the bowler or the wicketkeeper.
Hello?
Does Lauren Filer have her first international wicket? She hits Perera on the pads, umpire Sue Redfearn isn't having it, but after much deliberation we're going upstaits.
Impressive shot from Hasini Perera off the bowling of Sarah Glenn, finding a small gap in the England covers and reaching the boundary.
Here's how Sarah took the wicket of Gunaratne. Dead straight!
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
A good start from Lauren Filer. The pure pace and the heat she brings is exciting to see.
England are in a good position.
England introduce Lauren Filer into the attack in place of Kate Cross.
The debutant bustles in and her first ball draws a play-and-miss from Harshitha. The Sri Lankan batter then finds consecutive twos to mid-wicket.
Every delivery in the mid-70s for the 22-year-old, an impressive start to her ODI career.
We'll take drinks.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
England should be hammering Sri Lanka but it was the other way around in the T20 series.
That should be a big wake-up call. It showed that England don't play spin very well.