Sri Lanka bowled out for 112 as England win by 161 runs to claim 2-0 series victory
Dean takes five-wicket haul, including three strikes in one over
England post 273-8 off 31 overs in rain-reduced match
Sciver-Brunt brings up century off 66 balls - fastest by England women's batter in ODIs
Bouchier falls lbw for superb 95 off 65; Sciver makes 120 off 74
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Glenn run out (Dilhari/Prabodhani) 7 (Eng 273-8)
Final ball of the innings and Charlie Dean hits the ball to long on. Sarah Glenn is then run out attempting what can only be described as an ambitious second run.
Sri Lanka need 274 from 31 overs to win.
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
You can really see Sarah Glenn's hockey prowess when she bats. She hits the ball in very unusual areas and uses her wrists so well.
Sarah Glenn hits it deliciously through point for another boundary.
Pitched outside leg. Sarah Glenn is fine.
Left-armer Udeshika Prabodhani hits Sarah Glenn on the pad as she attempts to flick it to scoop it to leg.
Sri Lanka decide to review it.
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Given the circumstances, Prabodhani's five overs for 31 is a very good effort.
A clatter of wickets. Here's how Amy Jones was dismissed a little earlier.
Into the final six balls, bowled by Udeshika Prabodhani.
Jones caught for nine
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Bess Heath was targeting the longest part of the ground again.
On most other grounds, that is six.
It was a handy little cameo from Bess Heath on debut. I like the look of her, and I think her England career will be a long one.
Heath c Karunaratne b Dilhari 21 (Eng 264-7)
However, Sri Lanka burgle a wicket with a full toss two balls later.
Kavisha Dilhari tosses it up and Bess Heath attempts to heave it into the leg side only to pick out the fielder, Hansima Karunaratne, in the deep.
Brilliant technique from Bess Heath who gets down on one knee to Kavisha Dilhari and reverse paddles the ball to the boundary for four.
Davidson-Richards run out (Dilhari/Kulasuriya) 2 (Eng 257-6)
Well short, in fact.
Good work by Kavisha Dilhari at midwicket to get the ball to Achini Kulasuriya at the stumps.
Daniel Norcross
Commentator on BBC Test Match Special
That is a very smart bit of work in the field in the end. A very accurate throw on the bounce.
Alice Davidson-Richards is struggling to make her ground at the non-striker's end coming back for a second after Davidson-Richards and looks to be run out here.
It's being checked by the third umpire
Daniel Norcross
Commentator on BBC Test Match Special
It's already a very daunting total for a side who haven't got past 106 yet in this series.
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
That is six to the longest past of the ground! This is what Bess Heath is here to do.
Bess Heath with a thick edge as she attempts to square drive and the ball races through the vacant third region for four to record her first boundary in international cricket.
A couple of balls later and she has her first six with a huge wallop towards cow corner.
Bess Heath has yet to really get going with three runs off six balls as she is joined by Alice Davidson-Richards.Three overs left.
Meanwhile, feast your eyes on the best shots of Nat Sciver-Brunt's century.
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Amy Jones had to keep going for it so I don't mind the aggressive intent.
It's another good catch, given the fact they will have cold hands out there.
England are going to go all-out attack now but Sri Lanka can salvage a bit of pride.
Jones c Madavi b Dilhari 9 (Eng 242-5)
A carbon copy of Nat Sciver Brunt's dismissal from moments ago.
Amy Jones advances down the pitch to Kavisha Dilhari and gets the height but not the distance and is caught by Harshitha Madavi down at long-off.
Sri Lanka have almost certainly dashed England's hopes of making 300 with these wickets.
Jones caught for nine
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Sri Lanka just haven't done the basics.
It's cold, it's wet and miserable and the conditions are not in the favour so it is hard work.