England secured a series victory against Sri Lanka in the second T20 international, thanks to a strong batting performance. Tom Banton led the charge with an unbeaten 54 off 33 balls, guiding England to a six-wicket win using the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method. The match was interrupted by rain, setting a revised target of 168 runs in 17 overs.

Harry Brook provided a fiery cameo, smashing 36 runs off just 12 deliveries, further boosting England's chase. Jos Buttler also made a valuable contribution with 39 runs. Sri Lanka had earlier set a competitive total, with Pavan Rathnayake scoring 40. England's spinners managed to restrict Sri Lanka's scoring rate during the middle overs, keeping the target manageable.

England's victory ensures a 2-0 series lead, serving as a strong display before the T20 World Cup. While the spin attack performed well, there were some concerns regarding the seam bowling. Jofra Archer picked up two wickets, but other bowlers conceded runs. Sam Curran wrapped up the win with a final over six.

This win is a significant morale booster for England as they approach the T20 World Cup. The team will be looking to build on this momentum, hoping to make a deep run in the tournament. The focus will now shift to fine-tuning strategies and ensuring all players are in top form for the upcoming fixtures.