Sam Curran takes 5-48 as England seal ODI series against Lanka

BBC Online :
England comfortably beat Sri Lanka by eight wickets in the second One Day International at The Oval to clinch the series on Thursday with a game to spare.
Sam Curran took 5-48 – his first five-wicket haul for England – as the hosts restricted Sri Lanka to 241-9 from 50 overs.
Curran took three wickets in his first two overs and, at 21-4, Sri Lanka were in danger of being dismissed before many of the 14,000-strong Oval crowd had taken their seats.
Dhananjaya de Silva rescued the hosts with a run-a-ball 91 but England still cruised to their target with seven overs and eight wickets to spare on a flat pitch.
Jason Roy, fit again after a hamstring niggle, hit 60 from 52 balls, sharing an opening stand of 76 with Jonny Bairstow.
The Surrey right-hander clubbed seamer Chamika Karunaratne to mid-wicket in the 18th over but England were well ahead of the required rate and Joe Root (75*) and Eoin Morgan (68*) eased them to victory with a chanceless unbroken stand of 140.
It sealed a fifth heavy defeat for Sri Lanka in five matches on this white-ball tour – these ODIs following a dominant 3-0 win for England in the Twenty20 series.
Brief Scorecard: Second One Day International: Sri Lanka 241-9 (50 overs), Dhananjaya 91, Shanaka 47; S Curran 5-48, Willey 4-64, England 244-2 (43 overs): Morgan 75*, Root 68*. England won by eight wickets; lead series 2-0.
The final ODI takes place in Bristol on Sunday.