 Follow all the latest updates with our live blog below... Liam Livingstone comes into the attack as England opt for spin from both ends. A lot of short deliveries in this first over but a few which have shown that it is turning for the spinners. Pathum Nissanka ends the over with a big six, just making it over the long boundary. Fantastic introduction to the game for Adil Rashid. A side who he tends to get his best bowling figures against. Just a two runs from Rashid's first over. Sam Curran comes on to bowl, again looking to bowl a fuller length. He varies his bowling well, utilising the shorter ball also. Nissanka managing to get a top edge all the way to the boundary for four. The last ball is put up in the air, keeping the fielder interested, it just sails over the head of Harry Brook. Woakes seem to be pushing his bowling towards leg too often. Bowling a the first wide of the game with a short ball towards the end of his over. The next ball Kusal Mendis looks to go big on the leg-side but Liam Livingstone was able to get to it and take the catch. Mark Wood comes onto bowl, his first ball being dispatched for a big six over the leg-side boundary. Sri Lanka are batting positively here, looking to score whenever the chance presents itself. Expensive first over for Wood, his pace not helping him too much there, 17 runs from it with the over starting and ending with a six. Chris Woakes opens the bowling for England. Bowling to mainly an offside field, his first ball is too far down the){kind=link}
BEN STOKES kept his cool and guided England to victory over Sri Lanka and a place in the Twenty20 World Cup semi-finals.
Stokes remained strong during a dramatic England collapse that turned an apparent cruise to victory into a tense final few overs.
The Durham all-rounder finished 42 not out from 36 balls as England beat Sri Lanka by four wickets with two balls remaining.
So England emerge from Group One of the Super 12s on net run-rate and their semi-final will be in Adelaide on Thursday – most likely against India.
Their win has the delicious added bonus of knocking out hosts and reigning champs Australia from their own tournament.