England v Sri Lanka - Third ODI
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The live scorecard for the 3rd ODI between England and Sri Lanka, being played at The Kia Oval, London, is available here. England elected to bat. At the moment, England are at 0/0 after 0.0 overs.
All the details you need to follow the Sri Lanka vs England 1st ODI, including live streaming and TV broadcast information, and match start time.
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The Cricket Briefing: England close in on a series clean sweep, but why can’t their batters convert?
Joe Root's side should complete their 3-0 series win on Friday with Pakistan two down and 268 runs adrift of making the hosts bat again
England’s emphatic win over Sri Lanka in the last clash of their three-match One Day International series on Sunday brought down the curtain on a tumultuous home summer but there will be hardly any rest as the team head out on the road.
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Mark Wood retires from international cricket with England after 2 World Cup wins and 4 Ashes series
Multiformat England cricketer Mark Wood has announced his retirement from the international game after a string of injury problems. The 36-year-old Wood won the 50-over World Cup with England in
England made other notable tweaks on Sunday, with three selection changes. Sonny Baker came in for Josh Tongue and vindicated the call to give him the new ball ahead of Jofra Archer when Pathum Nissanka edged behind a vicious 89mph outswinger, while Liam Dawson replaced Rehan Ahmed and sealed the win with 3 for 26 against the lower order.
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The PCB are looking into reports 'concerning discipline and conduct' after releasing seven players and the coaching staff mid-series
Bethell produced one of the most dramatic innings of the 2026 T20 World Cup during England’s semifinal against India in Mumbai, via The Guardian. Chasing a massive 254-run target, Bethell smashed 105 runs off 48 balls in an explosive effort that kept ...
Joe Root has recently surpassed Sachin Tendulkar as the second fastest batter to reach 23,000 international runs across all formats. Root currently holds 14,278 Test runs, placing him 1,643 runs behind Tendulkar's all-time Test record of 15,