England are all set to chase 220, so here's the very busy Timothy Abraham to take you through the next stage of the match.

With the T20 World Cup looming, Ireland are playing Italy in Dubai and they won the first warm-up game but they only just squeezed through by three wickets in the last over.

Chasing 119, two from Ben Calitz got the Irish over the line with three balls to spare.

Back to today in Colombo, and England bowled 40.3 overs of spin, the most that English spinners have sent down in an ODI.

The previous record was 36 overs, back in March 1985 in a 50-over match against Pakistan in Sharjah.

The spinners that day?

Phil Edmonds, Pat Pocock, Rob Bailey - better known as a middle-order batter for Northants - and Norman Gifford, who sadly passed away this week aged 85.

Elsewhere, there is some very big breaking news - Bangladesh have decided to boycott the men's T20 World Cup next month, and they will be replaced by Scotland.

Bangladesh had asked for their games to be switched from India citing safety concerns amid growing tensions between the countries and demanded to play them in Sri Lanka, which is co-hosting the tournament, instead.

Earlier this week the ICC rejected Bangladesh's request, saying there was an "absence of any credible security threat" before the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) subsequently reaffirmed their position.

A source close to the ICC board said the BCB were given a final 24 hours to confirm they would travel to India.

That deadline has now passed and ICC officials have decided to press ahead with an alternative plan to invite Scotland to participate instead.

Tim Abraham has the full story here.

Soham Sarkhel
CricViz analyst

Five or more spinners picking up at least a wicket in an ODI (only Full Member teams):

Sri Lanka - four times

Afghanistan - once

England - once

There are a few thundery-looking clouds off in the distance - let's hope the weather doesn't spoil the contest, eh?

Soham Sarkhel
CricViz analyst

Teams posting a total between 200 and 230 at the R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo, since 2020: Six instances, three wins, two losses, and one tie. The last time Sri Lanka posted a similar total here, they defended 214 successfully against Australia in 2025. England will need to be mindful in the chase, as today's pitch has seen around 15% more turn at this stage of the innings than the first ODI.

Jeffrey Vandersay squeezes a run off the first to get Dunith Wellalage back on strike.

A decent end to the over as Dunith Wellalage grabs a boundary but he'll be off strike as the last over begins - which Joe Root will bowl.

No, nothing doing and the batter survives.

Jeffrey Vandersay tries a reverse sweep and Buttler is convinced he has edged it into his gloves. The umpire turns it down, but England ask for the review.

Sri Lanka are trying any method to wring as many runs out of this as they can, Pramod Madushan almost falling over as he flips high down toowards the long leg boundary off Liam Dawson.

Seven comes from the over, Dawson finishes with 1-40 off his 10.

Dunith Wellalage must be getting frustrated and he is doing well, dropping onto one knee to reverse sweep-slap Will Jacks down to fine third for a rare boundary before eking a few more and pinching the strike.

Three overs left - is 230 in the offing?

Soham Sarkhel
CricViz analyst

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Adil Rashid in his last five ODIs in Sri Lanka: 11 wickets, average 18.36, economy rate 4.48.