Summary

  • England complete impressive 51-run win - report

  • Jacks takes 3-22, including two in two, as SL bundled out for 95

  • Two wickets each for Archer, Dawson & Rashid

  • England struggle to 146-9

  • Salt (62 off 40 balls) only England batter to pass 21

  • Buttler, Bethell & Banton out for single-figure scores

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  1. Get Involvedpublished at 12:19 GMT 22 February

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    : Will Jacks of England celebrates taking the wicket of Dunith Wellalage of Sri LankaImage source, Getty Images

    We brought our daughter home from the hospital on Thursday. Listening to her first ever cricket match, so it seems she could be a good lucky charm for England

    Andrew, Sussex

  2. SL 64-6published at 11 overs

    England's Liam Dawson (bottom) dives to field the ball as Sri Lanka's captain Dasun Shanaka runs between the wicketsImage source, Getty Images

    Dashun Shanaka cracks Liam Dawson down the ground for four.

    He'll need to do most of the batting - Dushan Hemantha averages just under 17 from his T20 career, mostly played in Sri Lankan domestic cricket.

    Three more singles off the rest of the over.

  3. SL 56-6published at 10 overs

    Target 147

    Oh, it just gets easier for Sri Lanka - here's Adil Rashid.

    Three runs come from the spinner's first over - we're now halfway through the match, with the home side needing 9.10 runs an over from here.

  4. Get Involvedpublished at 12:12 GMT 22 February

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    It looks like Phil Salt must've been playing on a different wicket to everyone else.

    Kevin, Wiltshire

  5. SL 53-6published at 9 overs

    New batter Dushan Hemantha takes a first-ball single into the leg side to get Dasun Shanaka back on strike, but he can't score off the last ball of Liam Dawson's over.

    The Sri Lanka captain is his side's only hope now.

    WinvizImage source, Cricviz
  6. Postpublished at 12:10 GMT 22 February

    Daniel Norcross
    Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Sri Lanka are hitting boundaries and showing incredible intent but they have haemorrhaged wickets.

    Now it's going to be tricky for Sri Lanka to take any kind of risk.

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    WICKETpublished at 8.4 overs

    Kamindu Mendis c & b Dawson 13 (SL 52-6)

    Six and out!

    Kamindu Mendis brings up the Sri Lankan fifty by clearing the ropes over mid-wicket.

    But Liam Dawson strikes back with his next delivery, taking the second caught and bowled of the innings, snaffling a leading edge after Mendis tried to turn the ball square.

  8. SL 45-5published at 8 overs

    Dasun Shanaka takes a single off the final ball of Will Jacks' spell, retaining the strike with a knock to mid-on.

    Jacks finishes with figures of 3-22.

  9. 6 runs

    SL 43-5published at 7.4 overs

    Will Jacks won't be able to equal his career-best T20 international figures of 3-14.

    Dasun Shanaka doesn't score off the first three balls of the spinner's final over, but the Sri Lanka skipper crashes the fourth over mid-wicket for the first six of the innings, taking advantage of a big drag-down.

  10. How's stat?!published at 12:04 GMT 22 February

    Rufus Bullough
    CricViz analyst

    ArcherImage source, Getty Images

    Seven wickets have fallen in the powerplay in the match - the second time it has happened in this tournament (India v United States).

  11. Get Involvedpublished at 12:04 GMT 22 February

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    It's a cliche to say we don't know what a decent score is until both teams have batted, but it is constantly reinforced

    Mike, Romania

    As the old saying goes, never judge a pitch until both teams bat!

    Jar, Solihull

    Is it time to bring out the old adage of “don’t judge a score until both teams have batted” yet?

    Tim, Amsterdam

  12. SL 37-5published at 7 overs

    The fielders go back and we have our first change of bowling - Liam Dawson comes on for Jofra Archer.

    The Sri Lanka batters knock him around for three singles - their required run-rate has risen to 8.46 runs per over, from 7.35 at the start of the innings.

  13. Postpublished at 12:02 GMT 22 February

    It was Will Jacks' powerplay - he finishes it with figures of 3-14 from his three overs.

    Here's his back-to-back wickets in the fourth over.

  14. How's stat?!published at 12:00 GMT 22 February

    Rufus Bullough
    CricViz analyst

    This is the first time an England spinner has ever taken three wickets in the powerplay of a T20I

  15. SL 34-5published at 6 overs

    In comes Sri Lanka skipper Dasun Shanaka with his side floundering.

    He doesn't score off his first delivery - that's the end of the powerplay.

  16. Postpublished at 11:58 GMT 22 February

    We never doubted England, did we?

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    WICKETpublished at 5.5 overs

    Wellalage c Brook b Jacks 10 (SL 34-5)

    There goes another one!

    Dunith Wellalage goes to dump Will Jacks over mid-on, doesn't connect cleanly and drops the ball into the hands of Harry Brook.

    A third wicket for Will Jacks, who's having a great time in the powerplay.

  18. SL 34-4published at 5.2 overs

    Two more fours to start Will Jacks' over.

    Dunith Wellalage lashes the ball through backward point then sweeps fine, with the ball coming off the top of the bat.

    A bit of pressure released.

  19. Get Involvedpublished at 11:54 GMT 22 February

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    What was everyone worried about?

    Andy, Manchester

  20. SL 26-4published at 5 overs

    Kamindu Mendis scores four from his first delivery, edging through gully - but this time England had taken the fielder out.

    Five runs off that Jofra Archer over.