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It was fun, Harry. Lots of fun. A thrilling end to England's tour of Sri Lanka.

Be sure to check out Mike Peter's match report before you leave us...

This series was the au d'oeuvres for the T20 World Cup which starts this Saturday.

We will be all over that with ball-by-ball coverage from the Test Match Special team, in-play clips and live-text commentaries. Should be a cracker.

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See you on the other side.

We're just about to wind down but here's some of the best shots from Thomas Rew's knock as England U-19s progress to the World Cup final for you before we go.

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England captain Harry Brook: "That was awesome and one of the most fun wins I've been part of. The way the lads kept fighting was awesome. We have shown we can adapt to different surfaces and tonight was difficult but the way Sam Curran batted was brilliant. Then the way the spinners bowled 17 overs was awesome.

"The World Cup is going to be co-hosted here and when we get the opportunity to play here we can carry that experience over. It's been an awesome tour and hopefully we'll come back to Sri Lanka a few more times."

Kieran Parmley
CricViz analyst

Spinners today - average speed and average Tturn:

Sri Lanka - 57 mph, 2.93° turn

England - 54 mph, 4.58° turn

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Sri Lanka captain Dasun Shanaka: "Of course, very much disappointed. I think we could have taken it deep a bit more, so that is the only thing we could have done slightly better.

"A lot of positives. There are areas we bowled well but going forward there's a lot of areas we need to make right at the World Cup.

"As the captain, I need to address the areas. We need to play a good World Cup. That's the kind of mindset we should look for. It's a World Cup, we are looking forward to that. We'll see how it goes. I definitely want to deliver something special."

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

It is the sixth time in men's T20 internationals, and first by a high-ranked team, that 7+ wickets have been taken in an innings by bowlers number 6 and above.

That makes two of us, Richard...

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England all-rounder Sam Curran: "It was the third time on the same wicket. 130 felt a decent score. We had some spinners who made the difference. It was a fun game. A fantasrtic series win and off to Mumbai tomorrow.

"Great to be back in the side and contributing. We played well and the confidence is really good. The first two T20s were good and today it was different with the turn. We should be proud of 3-0 series win."

Sam Curran is named player of the match and player of the series. He's picking up a series of novelty-sized cheques and a gold trophy..

Kieran Parmley
CricViz analyst

Most wickets taken by Spin in a T20I for England:

9/75 vs Sri Lanka, Pallekele Today

7/54 vs Sri Lanka, Colombo 2018

7/88 vs West Indies, Chester-le-Street 2025

David Gower
Ex-England captain on TNT Sports

Conditions were very different tonight. There was so much more turn on this pitch. It was all about the pitch gripping and it gave us a gripping game.

The spinners were absolutely key. England won, in the end, by a comfortable 12 runs.

Encouragement for England, they've won a tricky game. A performance like that gives you confidence for the coming weeks.

Phew. Let's all take a moment to catch our breath after some thrilling tea-time entertainment...

Kieran Parmley
CricViz analyst

Lowest scores defended by England in T20 internationals:

128 vs Sri Lanka, Pallekele, Today

129 vs Pakistan, Abu Dhabi, 2012

142 vs Afghanistan, Delhi, 2016

ENGLAND WIN BY 12 RUNSpublished at 17:02 GMT 3 February

17:02 GMT 3 February

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England's players celebrate.

Jacob Bethell finishes with 4-11. Could he be England's secret weapon at the T20 World Cup? The golden boy of English cricket can do no wrong at the moment.

Sri Lanka fans can hardly believe they've lost this one. That's 11 consecutive defeats they've suffered against England in T20 internationals.

Matheesha Pathirana had managed to get some bat on it.

He survives.

14 off five balls.