Tom Banton stars as England seal ODI series with record win over Sri Lanka
Tom Banton marked his return to England's one-day side in style, smashing his maiden international century as England thrashed Sri Lanka by 223 runs at The Oval.

The 35-year-old Dhananjaya led Sri Lanka in 18 Tests after being appointed in February 2024, winning seven to go with eight losses and three draws.
The top-order batter and off-spinner made it known that he will remain available for selection to look to add to his 69 Test caps.
"Sri Lanka Cricket wishes (De Silva) the very best for the remainder of his career and thanks him for the leadership he provided to our Test team," SLC chief executive Ashley de Silva said in a statement.
Mendis was named Sri Lanka white-ball captain in May, and will now be in charge in all three formats, with his first assignment in red-ball cricket to come in a series away to Pakistan next month.
In 22 matches in charge in ODIs - he first led in the format in October 2023 - Mendis has overseen ten wins and ten defeats.
Sri Lanka are almost certainly out of the running for a top-two finish in the current World Test Championship cycle, sitting seventh on the table with only West Indies and Pakistan behind them.