SL vs ENG Live Score

5:28 PM IST See you later - That wraps up the proceedings for this series! England completes the whitewash. This will be a massive confidence booster for them as they head into the World Cup. Harry Brook steps up to lift the silverware and celebrate with his team. This also brings an end to our coverage. Thank you for tuning in, and until next time, cheers!

5:27 PM IST The captain of England - Harry Brook says it was awesome to be part of this group, praising the boys for fighting hard right till the end. He added that the team has shown its ability to adapt to different surfaces. Brook lauded Sam Curran for guiding them to a competitive total and noted that the 16 overs of spin bowled in Sri Lanka’s own backyard made a huge difference. He also mentioned that playing World Cup cricket in these conditions will benefit the team greatly going forward. Brook signed off by saying he thoroughly enjoyed the tour and hopes to return to Sri Lanka soon.

5:23 PM IST The captain of Sri Lanka - Dasun Shanaka, says that they are really disappointed and they should have taken the game deep. Adds that they did well with the ball, but they need to do well with the bat. He adds that they will take the positives from here, and they need to address the areas where they fell short. Mentions that they need to play spin better, and that is an area they are concerned about. Ends by saying that they have a good bowling side and the batters need to find their form.

5:23 PM IST Sam Curran is the Player of the Match and the Player of the Series as well - Sam Curran says that it was a good game, and as the ball was gripping, they knew 135-140 would have been a decent score. Adds that it has been a fantastic series, and they are pumped up for the big event. Adds that they played really well and they are really proud of 3-0

5:22 PM IST Presentation time...

5:10 PM IST Chameera was brilliant with the ball - Earlier in the day, the English batters struggled to find their rhythm on a sluggish surface, crawling to a total of 128/9. Sam Curran was the lone warrior, fighting hard for a gritty half-century while the rest of the lineup crumbled. The standout performer was undoubtedly Dushmantha Chameera, who ripped through the visitors with pace and variations to claim a stunning five-wicket haul.