10 October 2007, Colombo
FOURTH ONE-DAY INTERNATIONAL, Colombo:
Sri Lanka v England
Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene won the toss and elected to bat first in the fourth one-dayer versus England. England named an unchanged line-up for the fourth successive match, with skipper Paul Collingwood declared fit despite a niggle with his shoulder. Sri Lanka made one change with Farveez Maharoof injured and replaced by leg-spinner Kaushal Lokuarachchi. Victory for the tourists in Colombo would see England secure a first one-day series triumph in Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka v England
LATEST ACTION AS IT HAPPENS (ALL TIMES BST)
e-mail tms@bbc.co.uk (with 'For Stevo' in the subject), text 81111 (start your message with the word "CRICKET") or use 606 "Well - got up this morning to find my car has been stolen so I can't go to work. Looks like I'll have to watch the cricket all day while a chav tries to do handbrake turns in a Tesco car park in my K-reg Sierra Sapphire. C'mon England!"
Mick, Birmingham, via TMS inbox 0945: I know we've all got a cross to bear at times, but this morning as I walked into work, I saw a man who was actually bearing a cross. It was about eight foot high and four foot wide and the wood had been clumsily painted white. It felt like a sign - but of what? Can someone enlighten me please? 0934: Sri Lanka make one change, with Farveez Maharoof missing out and leg-spinner Kaushal Lokuarachchi replacing him, while England are once again unchanged. 0930: Team news in a sec, but Sri Lanka have won the toss and opted to bat in Colombo. 0925: Welcome to live coverage of the fourth one-day international between Sri Lanka and England in Colombo. History awaits Paul Collingwood's men - victory would sew up their first ever ODI triumph on these shores. I know England were playing on Sunday, but let's face it, the weekend was pretty much dominated by some unbelievable rugby and Lewis Hamilton's "first-ever mistake". Today, cricket gets itself back into the limelight. It's time to get involved again. Email me at tms@bbc.co.uk, text me on 81111 or get stuck into 606 on the link above. Stop working if you have to - is your job really that important?
Mick, Birmingham, via TMS inbox 0945: I know we've all got a cross to bear at times, but this morning as I walked into work, I saw a man who was actually bearing a cross. It was about eight foot high and four foot wide and the wood had been clumsily painted white. It felt like a sign - but of what? Can someone enlighten me please? 0934: Sri Lanka make one change, with Farveez Maharoof missing out and leg-spinner Kaushal Lokuarachchi replacing him, while England are once again unchanged. 0930: Team news in a sec, but Sri Lanka have won the toss and opted to bat in Colombo. 0925: Welcome to live coverage of the fourth one-day international between Sri Lanka and England in Colombo. History awaits Paul Collingwood's men - victory would sew up their first ever ODI triumph on these shores. I know England were playing on Sunday, but let's face it, the weekend was pretty much dominated by some unbelievable rugby and Lewis Hamilton's "first-ever mistake". Today, cricket gets itself back into the limelight. It's time to get involved again. Email me at tms@bbc.co.uk, text me on 81111 or get stuck into 606 on the link above. Stop working if you have to - is your job really that important?
Source: BBC Sport
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