Time for us to say goodbye.

England have beaten Sri Lanka by eight wickets inside 58 balls at Old Trafford to complete a 3-0 series sweep.

The victory sees them return to the top of the T20 rankings. Take a read of Stephan Shemilt's report to see how England completed another comprehensive victory.

Highlights are on BBC Two and iPlayer from 01:10 BST (Sunday).

We'll be back on Tuesday for the first game in a three-match ODI series - that's a 12:30 start at Chester-le-Street.

Have a good evening and see you soon.

As for Sri Lanka, this hit-wicket dismissal for Wanindu Hasaranga pretty much summed up their afternoon.

England have now won 15 consecutive T20s against Sri Lanka, a run starting in March 2016.

Meanwhile this win was England's 23rd win in 26 completed T20s since Harry Brook took charge in the summer of 2024.

England captain Harry Brook on his side taking top spot in the world rankings: "Amazing achievement, again, and one everyone should be very proud of.

"Everybody stepped up in this series, especially lads who haven't played as much - Sonny for example. Daws again, an awesome performer, Jos, again. I could go through the whole team. We are adapting to conditions well.

"It [continuing good form] all comes down to adapting to conditions. We want to be a side when conditions aren't in our favour we are able to manufacture a win. It might not be the prettiest but we are trending in the right direction."

On how he will balance white and red-ball commitments: "I have said plenty of times I want to play as much as I can for England, hence why I don't play franchise cricket apart from The Hundred."

Sri Lanka captain Charith Asalanka: "Very disappointing series for us. This is an important eye opener for us, where we stand in T20 cricket compared to one of the best teams in the world. This is the time for us to come together and find solutions to T20 problems.

"We lost our captain [Kusal Mendis], I'm the acting captain for this series. He is recovering and will come back and join the teams in ODIs. These are the best players right now, we have to find solutions in the right way.

"As players we have to look back and forget everything and prepare for the ODI series. Next year we have the ODI World Cup, the talent is there and recently we've been playing good cricket in ODIs.

England bowler Sonny Baker: "Really happy. When things go like that you are always pleased. Previous two games the new ball was swinging a lot, today there wasn't much movement at all so adapt to conditions and go from there.

"It is something I have worked hard on, being able to swing ball both ways. It buys you extra margin for sure."

On his improvements since his international debut last year: "My biggest commitment going from my first stint, into my Test debut and this, is be myself out there. Against Ireland I was clutching back how the ODI [against South Africa] went.

"I am a carry-on merchant. Just be myself. Allowing myself to do that is the biggest commitment I have made."

Russel Arnold
Ex-Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

It will be hard for Aneurin Donald. He opens with Jos Buttler who scores quickly and then you have Harry Brook coming in. He will be judged by how the others go around him. He will feel some weight with Phil Salt there to be considered. They are good headaches for England but Donald, from his point of view, will be thinking he has missed out.

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Jos Buttler finished unbeaten on 62 from 32 deliveries, with Tom Banton alongside him on zero having not faced a ball.

Aneurin Donald finished on 13 from six deliveries, getting stumped off the last of those, while Harry Brook hit 33 from 21 balls.

Just three sixes - two for Buttler in the final over and one for Brook. They topped those strikes up with 13 fours.

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*this series

Russel Arnold
Ex-Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

You would say 50-over cricket is a different game but Sri Lanka will carry the same baggage. It is the same faces. You hope you find new heroes and someone stands up to push this England team. It is going to be very difficult to get these boys up.

Pretty dismal from Sri Lanka.

They bowled nine wides, with two of them going to the ropes, plus a no ball.

Eshan Malinga finished with an economy rate of 20.40 from his 10 balls.

Russel Arnold
Ex-Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

England have been way too good. They have smashed Sri Lanka, not allowed them to breathe. The standards we have seen in the field have been of a different level and of a champion team who wants to dominate.

England have had a great summer. They have beaten a good India team and, you have to say, not a very good Sri Lanka team.

Alison Mitchell
Test Match Special commentator

It's another thumping victory. We haven't even got to the halfway stage.

Jos Buttler gets the job done swiftly - he finishes the matches with another six.

The veteran batter takes two to mid-wicket then slaps another boundary clearance through the same area, dismissing the pace-off delivery from Eshan Malinga.

England romp to victory in 58 balls, and take the series 3-0.

Alison Mitchell
Test Match Special commentator

What an outstanding cricketer Jos Buttler has been for England for so long.

Russel Arnold
Ex-Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

Amazing shot. No feet but so much control. There was not much of a gap.

50 for Jos Buttlerpublished at 9.2 overs

9.2 overs

Eng 118-2

A four and a six brings up Jos Buttler's half-century!

The opener squeezes Eshan Malinga's opening delivery through a gap at point and then slams the seamer over the mid-wicket ropes.

Seven to win...

Tom Banton arrives and starts at the non-striker's end after that run out.

Jos Buttler knocks a single off the last ball of the over to retain the strike.