Three runs off Eshan Malinga's over with the fielders now back.

Tom Banton adds two behind square to move to 49.

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A brisk start from Tom Banton, who has dominated anything full whilst rotating nicely against balls on a good length and slightly wide of off stump.

Tom Banton brings up the fifty partnership, reverse sweeping Dunith Wellalage over point for his ninth four.

England's openers add a couple of singles to end the powerplay - Banton is on 47 from 43, Duckett has six from 17.

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Meanwhile we've had news that play between South Africa and Australia at Gqeberha is going to get going at 10:00 BST.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special

That short ball meant Ben Duckett couldn't control that shot completely. It's a missed chance for Sri Lanka.

You can sense Duckett's frustration as well as it skewed off the bat. He looks to the ground and looks frustrated. Sri Lanka have to capitalise on that.

Duckett dropped on fivepublished at 9 overs

9 overs

Eng 48-0

Oh dear.

Ben Duckett hasn't seen much of the strike today, but he has looked a bit scratchy when he has faced the ball.

He mis-times a shot off Eshan Malinga's penultimate delivery and Sahan Arachchige puts down what should have been a simple catch at point.

Just one run from the over and it was Tom Banton's.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special

You can see England are feeling settled now. Tom Banton, who has faced the majority of the deliveries, is taking on anything wide.

This is where he has to be ruthless. This is his opportunity. Jacob Bethell is not here and if Banton makes a hundred or makes a match-defining contribution then you feel he will have nailed his spot down but he has to make the most of it.

Tom Banton looks in excellent touch, hitting another pair of consecutive fours to move into the forties.

He hits Asitha Fernando, who has changed ends, through point and then past mid-off.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special

I think the openers are wary of the new ball bouncing and knowing early wickets are not your friend.

It's been a good battle. England are ticking over but Ben Duckett has been starved of the strike.

A first change for Sri Lanka as Eshan Malinga enters the attack.

Ben Duckett takes a single to bring Tom Banton back to the strike and then Somerset man adds his sixth four, hitting confidently through mid-on.

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Away from this ODI, rain is doing Australia a favour over in the Eastern Cape as they try to avoid an extraordinary defeat by South Africa in the second Test.

The final day was due to start at 08:45 BST but the covers remain in place after some morning showers.

Day four was truly dramatic - Australia were asked to follow-on for only the third time in the past 38 years - and it has put careers on the line among Australia's batters.

Another set of back-to-back boundaries from Tom Banton.

He rides a short one from Dilshan Madushanka, guiding the delivery through point, and then cracks the next delivery through the covers, with the ball beating a chasing fielder.

Banton has now faced the last 21 deliveries - Ben Duckett might be nodding off at the other end.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on Test Match Special

A watchful start for England and it's because of that extra bounce. Asitha Fernando is bowling nicely and he's kept things very simple. He's bowled at the stumps.

It has been quite even in the first five overs.

Tom Banton adds consecutive twos, working Asitha Fernando into the leg side.

A further single takes him to 20 from 22 balls, Ben Duckett has three from eight.

Incidentally, if you care to set yourself a quiz, we'll reveal all of Duckett's opening partners in a couple of overs.

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Ben Duckett has now opened the batting with six different partners in ODI cricket. His average of 64.50 with Banton is the second highest of the six.

The highest is with Jacob Bethell, averaging 84.33 from their three opening stands.

Today's stats are provided by Cricviz's Rufus Bullough

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

Tom Banton has timed that really well. There's nothing the fielder could do and that's more like his performance from the other day.

England have had a bit of a slow start, but Tom Banton fires up the motor in the fourth over.

He picks up the first boundary of the match, edging Dilshan Madushanka out to the ropes at third. Eshan Malinga makes a bit of a mess of his fielding and lets the ball through.

Banton then makes that three consecutive fours, punching Madushanka down the ground and through the covers.

That's a bit tight, Ben.

England's opener runs a quick single to cover off Asitha Fernando and the throw from the fielder scuds just past the non-striker's stumps.

Duckett would have been well short of his ground had that hit.