5- Match ODI Series Results
First ODI @ Trent Bridge,Nottingham on June 21,2016
Sri Lanka 286/9 in 50 Overs
England 286/8 in 50 Overs
Match Result - Match Tied
MOM - Chris Woakes(England)for his 95*(92 Balls 4x4)
Second ODI @ Edgbaston,Birmingham on June 24,2016
Sri Lanka 254/7 in 50 Overs
England 256/0 in 34.1 Overs
Match Result - England won by 10 Wickets
MOM - Jason Roy(England)for his 112*(95 Balls 4x7 and 6x4)
Series Result - England lead the 5-Match ODI Series 1-0
Third ODI @ County Ground,Bristol on June 26,2016
Sri Lanka 248/9 i n 50 Overs
England 16/1 in 4 Overs(Target 249 Runs in 50 Overs)
Series Result - England lead the 5-Match ODI Series 1-0
Fourth ODI @ The Oval Wednesday June 29,2016
Sri Lanka 305/5 in 42 Overs
England 309/4 in 40.1 Overs
Match Result - England won by 6 Wickets
MOM - Jason Roy for his 162(11 8 Balls 4x13 and 6x3)
Series Result - England lead the 5-Match ODI Series 2-0
England captain Eoin Morgan wants his side to keep their concentration when they continue their one-day international series against Sri Lanka at The Oval on Wednesday
Eoin Morgan's men are 1-0 up with two to play in the five-match campaign after rain just four overs into their innings stopped them building on a good bowling display in the third ODI at Bristol on Sunday June 26,2016
England and Sri Lanka played out a thrilling tie in last week's first ODI at Trent Bridge before the hosts stormed to a 10-wicket win in the second match of the series at Edgbaston.
It all leaves England with work still to do if they are to win the series, following their 2-0 victory in the preceding three-Test campaign against Sri Lanka, and they could face further frustration at The Oval if rain forecast for south London duly arrives at Surrey's headquarters ground
Jason Roy's 162 clinched a one-day series win over Sri Lanka on Thursday.But he fell five agonising runs short of Robin Smith's 23-year record 167, which he made against Australia at Edgbaston.
Jason Roy thrilled the England fans scoring 162 Runs in 118 Balls with 13 fours and 3 sixes before being bowled by Nuwan Pradeep.
It was his second century in three ODIs.
Earlier Sri Lanka had amassed 305-5 off their alloted 42 overs, reduced from 50 by the persistent Oval drizzle with Kusal Mendis top scoring with 77.
The 25-year-old, whose man of the match display helped England to a six-wicket win and an unassailable 2-0 lead with just one game left in Cardiff on Saturday, was annoyed for getting out so close to the end of the game.
But he admitted he had little idea that he was close to overtaking Smith while at least still setting a new highest ODI score by an England batsman at The Oval.
"I didn't know about the record and I am still proud of being second on the list," he said.
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