England v Sri Lanka: third and deciding men’s one-day cricket international – live

Over-by-over updates, third ODI from 10.30am BST Twenty-five ways that cricket has changed since 2000 Every cloud, eh? England’s defeat to Sri Lanka at Headingley on Thursday was a shock, and a bit of a shocker, but it comes with a reward of sorts: a series decider. Eoin Morgan craved them when he was England captain, because they were the closest bilateral cricket came to replicating the pressure of a World Cup knockout game. Harry Brook’s team are about to play their third series decider of the year. They dealt pretty well with the first two, beating Sri Lanka and India after scoring 357-3 and then 387-3. If they score 417-3 today, something weird is going on. Continue reading...