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Defending champions England on verge of early exit after fourth defeat in five games
Sri Lanka win second game to stay in play-off contention
They chase 157 target in 25.4 overs and win by eight wickets in Bengaluru
England all out for 156 in 33.2 overs
Stokes top scores with 43 - only five batters make double figures
Kumara 3-35, Mathews 2-14 & Rajitha 2-36
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Turned off when Livingstone got out. Just turned back on to watch the rebuild and Moeen gets out first ball I watch... Sorry all!
Fred, London
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Bengaluru
The England players' families are sat just to the side of the press box. It's a tough watch and there are not many smiles among them.
Halfway through the innings and Chris Woakes, England's number eight, is at the crease with his side at 122-6.
Probably wasn't the plan at the start of the innings, or when they were 44-0 at the end of the sixth over.
Woakes fends off the final two balls of the Matthews over.
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
That was a dismissal that epitomises the way England have batted so far in this World Cup.
Sri Lanka have plugged away and you have to give them credit but that really was a gift from Moeen Ali.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Oh dear.
Just looking to guide that for a single and Moeen Ali has given catching practice to a fielder at backward point.
That is the gentlest catch just as England were looking to put something together.
Moeen c Perera b Matthews 15 (Eng 122-6)
Not great.
With the partnership approaching the 50 mark and tentative signs of a rebuild, Moeen Ali bursts the bubble. He offers some catching practice to Kusal Perera at backward point, cutting the ball gently into his hands.
He departs for a run-a-ball 15, and Angelo Mathews has figures of 2-14.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesThe man who could make something extraordinary happen is still at the crease.
But at the moment, he doesn't look happy at all. One of two things is going to happen here: he's going to play a shot that makes everything click or he's going to get out horribly.
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England are simply setting this up for a Stokes-led resurrection. 150 from him today, get some crazy momentum and win all remaining games. This is all part of the cunning plan!
Paul, Leeds
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Bengaluru
Ben Stokes is certainly popular with the locals here. They're all chanting his name as Rajitha runs in to bowl.
A quieter over as Kasun Rajitha returns to the attack. Stokes eases his final ball to the third boundary to retain the strike.
Ben Stokes is living a charmed life.
I'll have some of what you're having, Ru.
As it stands all I've had is porridge, and I managed to cover the desk with honey.
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Don't panic everyone, here's what's going to happen. Stokes and Ali heroically get a partnership of 132 before Stokes is finally out, caught in the deep. From there, we go on to a score of 245 all out. We then bowl Sri Lanka out for 238 in a gripping game.
Ru, London
Ben Stokes has looked scratchy in this innings - and indeed in his previous innings in the tournament. But while he might not be hitting it cleanly, he's reaching the boundaries.
Another big swing sends Madushanka's ball to the same mid-wicket boundary, before a cleaner pull on the swivel brings another four.
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I agree somewhat with the team age and cycles, but would point out that Australia are in a similar position with this being the last World Cup for several of their key players (Warner, Starc, Hazlewood, Cummins possibly) and they aren’t showing the same signs of team fatigue/lack of application.
Pete, Shrewsbury
Paul Farbrace
Former England assistant coach on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesYou saw Moeen Ali gesture to Stokes that de Silva doesn't really spin it because Stokes was playing for the spin.
He looks desperate to get the ball out of the middle of the bat.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Moeen Ali has placed that really nicely. He opens the face of the bat and, almost like a snooker player, he threads it through the gap.
Russel Arnold recommended England take their time rebuilding, but do these two batters have that in their locker?
More aggression in this Dhananjaya de Silva over, and it pays off. Moeen sends a lovely cover drive through the covers for four, before Stokes reaches the ropes with another leg side heave.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
England could do with more of those.
Sri Lanka are in the ascendancy but they won't want to let England back in through sloppiness in the field.
Moeen take two twos off Madushanka via fielding mishaps. A shot down the ground breaks through a diving Lahiru Kumara, which leaves the fielder hobbling, before an overthrow brings a second run after the bowler does take a throw cleanly.
Stokes then cleaves the final delivery through mid-wicket.