ENG-W vs SL-W Live Cricket Score

3.4 OUT! AMY JONES IS RUN OUT! A huge mix-up in the middle and Jones pays the price. This is darted into the batter, on a good length. Tammy Beaumont backs away, creates room and punches it to the left of short cover and calls for a single, but Jones is caught ball-watching at first and then rushes to get to the other end. Kavisha Dilhari moves to that direction, and collects it on the bounce and throws in a motion to the keeper who flashes off the bails in a blink, with Jones marginally out of her crease trying to slide the bat in. The leg umpire, too, thinks the same and feels no need to go upstairs for a check. Raises her finger after giving it a though. Amy Jones departs for 11 (13) and England are 24/1. 24/1

9.3 OUT! IN THE AIR AND TAKEN! A crucial breakthrough for Sri Lanka Women. Sugandika Kumari fires in a flatter and a fuller delivery, outside off. Tammy Beaumont advances down the track again and tries to loft it over long off, but gets a thick outside edge and it is sliced in the air towards widish point. Harshitha Samarawickrama from backward point, moves to her right and dives to take a fine catch. Tammy Beaumont departs after a good start - 32 (29) for her. England Women are 49/2 after 9.3 overs. 49/2

21.4 OUT! GONE! Inoka Ranaweera strikes big for Sri Lanka and breaks the dangerous-looking 60-run partnership! Drops a flighted ball, does Inoka, full and outside off. It spins away from the deck as Heather Knight tries to play the reverse sweep. The ball gets lobbed up from something and the first slip fielder, Dewmi Vihanga, takes a simple catch. An appeal for catch, but not given. Chamari Athapaththu, with just a couple of seconds remaining on the timer, takes the review. Now, the question is whether the ball lobbed off the glove, bat or the pad. UltraEdge comes up and shows a spike when the ball is next to the glove. Hence, the on-field decision is reversed. A big blow for England, as Heather Knight departs on 29 (47) and they are 109/3 after 21.4 overs. 109/3

49.5 OUT! TAKEN! England's skipper has done the job. Oh, hang on. The umpires are just checking the height of this full toss. Well, it's under the waistline. This is on middle, Nat Sciver-Brunt bends and slams it to long on, where Nilakshika Silva juggles but eventually takes it. A fantastic knock from Nat Sciver-Brunt. The skipper departs after a well-made run-a-ball 117. 252/9

30.2 OUT! CAUGHT AND BOWLED! That's an excellent grab from Kavisha Dilhari and Sri Lanka Women have an opening. Kavisha Dilhari tosses it up, fuller and around off, Sophia Dunkley shows the full face of the blade and punches it uppishly to Kavisha Dilhari. Hits it flat and Dilhari gets really low on her right knee to grab it right above the ground. Clean catch and the same is affirmed by the third umpire as well. Sophia Dunkley never looked settled and she departs for a scratchy 18 off 30 balls. England Women are 146/4 after 30.2 overs. 146/4

34.1 OUT! TIMBER! Inoka Ranaweera strikes right after returning into the attack! Emma Lamb is livid with herself and understandably so. A fuller delivery, floated on middle, Emma Lamb shows all the stumps as she steps across to paddle, she misses and it crashes the leg stump. Might have brushed the pads on its way but it doesn't matter. Sri Lanka Women keep picking regular wickets. Emma Lamb departs for a run-a-ball 13 and England Women are 168/5 after 34.1 overs. 168/5

34.5 OUT! STUMPED! One brings two and Inoka gets to her three-for as well! Sri Lanka Women on a roll once again as they have picked two wickets in no time. Superbly bowled as Inoka Ranaweera uses the air as she flights it touch fuller and outside off, spinning away slightly and bouncing as well. Alice Capsey is drawn forward to push but misses and it whizzes past her blade. The keeper, Anushka Sanjeewani, grabs it behind the sticks and whips the bails off in a flash. She is confident and celebrates but the umpires want to check it and send it upstairs for a review. The replay shows Alice Capsey had her back foot in the air while trying to drag it back inside the popping crease. OUT IT IS! Alice Capsey departs without troubling the scorers and from 146/3, England Women have slipped down to 168/6. 168/6

45.3 OUT! TAKEN! Dean goes, and the 38-run partnership is broken! Serves it full and on middle and leg, Charlie Dean tries to use the pace as she shapes across for the lap but hits it straight and flat in the hands of Dewmi Vihanga at short fine leg. A comfortable catch for her. Charlie Dean departs for 19 (36), and England Women fall further down to 206/7 after 45.3 overs. 206/7

46.4 OUT! STUMPED! Sri Lanka Women pick another. Number 2 for Sugandika Kumari. Slides it full and down the leg side. Sophie Ecclestone takes a premeditated dance down the track, she fails to flick it away and the keeper, Anushka Sanjeewani, collects and whips the bails off. Ecclestone turns to slide her bat in but she was too late. Nat Sciver-Brunt loses yet another partner. Sophie Ecclestone goes for 3 (4) and England Women are 216/8 after 46.5 overs. 216/8

20.1 OUT! CAUGHT! An important breakthrough and provided by whom? You bet. It is the World No. 1 bowler as she breaks the 58-run partnership for the second wicket. Ecclestone pushes it full and around the middle and leg poles. Hasini Perera plays from the crease and tries to loft it over mid on, but mistimes off the toe end and it goes straight towards Alice Capsey who moves to her right, and takes a fine catch, with a reverse cup. Hasini Perera goes for a well-made 35 (60) and Sri Lanka Women are 95/2, needing 159 runs to win. 95/2

29 OUT! BOWLED! Deception at its best from Ecclestone and pin drop silence at Khetterama as the Sri Lankan skipper departs now. More flight offered by Ecclestone as she lands it well outside off, on a fuller length. Chamari Athapaththu is drawn on the front foot and looks to push it to the off side, but the ball lands and bites sharply into the batter, sneaking through the bat and pad gap to smash into the stumps behind. A lovely sight for any bowler. Wicket number 4 for Sophie Ecclestone and she has tore apart the Lankan middle order. Chamari Athapaththu is gone for 15 (39) and Sri Lanka Women further slip down to 116/5 in 29 overs. 116/5

9.1 OUT! BOWLED! OUTFOXED! What an excellent delivery to start the spell from Charlie Dean. She dishes out a loopy delivery from over the stumps. Lands it around off and gets a sharp grip off the deck as the ball spins into the batter. Vishmi Gunarathne pushes at it but loses her shape and balance in the process. Gets beaten on the inside edge and the ball smashes into the middle and leg stump behind her. Vishmi Gunarathne departs for 10 (9) and Sri Lanka Women are 37/1 after 9.1 overs. 37/1

22.3 OUT! IN THE AIR AND GONE! Sophie Ecclestone with another big wicket and now, she has dismissed both the set batters to dent the Lankans in a very quick span. Sophie lands it around off and extracts good grip and bounce into the batter. Harshitha Samarawickrama premeditates and gets down on her knee to sweep, but due to that extra bounce, the ball pops off the top edge. Lauren Bell from short fine leg, moves to her left and takes a simple catch. Harshitha Samarawickrama departs after a good, positive start - 33 (37) for her and Sri Lanka Women are 98/3, needing 156 runs to win. 98/3

24.5 OUT! BOWLED'EM! Remarkable stuff from Sophie Ecclestone! She gets her three-for. The dots were building and Kavisha Dilhari felt the need to break free but she loses her wicket. Ecclestone provides a decent flight to this fuller delivery which drifts into the batter from the off pole. Kavisha Dilhari sits down on her knee and looks to sweep across the line, but misses and hears the death rattle behind her as the ball makes an absolute mess of the sticks. Kavisha Dilhari departs for a sluggish 4 (15) and Sri Lanka Women have slipped from 95/1 to 103/4 after 24.5 overs. 103/4

40 OUT! GONE! Balloons up in the air! Alice Capsey floats it full and on middle, it lands and holds its line. Nilakshika Silva stretches her front foot out as she tries to clip it away but ends up chipping it to mid-wicket where Heather Knight takes a dolly. Alice Capsey gets her first wicket. 157/8

33.3 OUT! LBW! The English skipper steps up with the ball now! A well-deceived off-cutter under 100 kph, bowls it around off and on a length. Anushka Sanjeewani is struck on the back foot as she tries to flick, misses and wears it on the pads. Looked plumb but Anushka Sanjeewani takes it upstairs only to lose the review as the UltraEdge detects nothing and the Ball Tracking shows three reds. Sri Lanka Women lose a review and more concerningly, another wicket. Anushka Sanjeewani departs for 10 (20) and Sri Lanka Women are 134/6 after 33.3 overs, needing 120 runs to win. 134/6

37.4 OUT! TAKEN! Charlie Dean takes a blinder! Nat Sciver-Brunt bowls it on the fuller side and on middle, Dewmi Vihanga uses the angle to whip it across, hits it flat and to the right of short mid-wicket where Charlie Dean flings herself to that direction and plucks it out of thin air. Superb take from Dean. Vice-captain and captain combine to put Sri Lanka Women under more misery. Dewmi Vihanga departs for 3 (15) and Sri Lanka Women are 145/7 after 37.4 overs. 145/7

40.1 OUT! TIMBER! Through the gates! England Women are wrapping it up quickly. The arm ball with a little bit of drift off the surface, lands it on middle on a length. Sugandika Kumari bends forward to defend but misses and it goes through the gap, probably brushes the pads and hits the stumps. 157/9

45.4 OUT! CAUGHT! England have outplayed Sri Lanka completely! Linsey Smith serves a loopy delivery on a fuller length, around the off pole. Udeshika Prabodhani strides forward and drives it flat toward Nat Sciver-Brunt at short cover. The English skipper bends low and grabs a simple regulation catch to wrap things up in Colombo. A professional performance across all departments from the English Women. They maintain an unbeaten run in this World Cup and climb to the top of the table with three wins in three games. ENGLAND WIN BY 89 RUNS! 164/10