England vs Sri Lanka: Harry Brook calls Colombo pitch for second ODI 'probably the worst' he's played on

England's victory at the R Premadasa Stadium was the first time a team chasing has won at the ground in 11 ODIs

England captain Harry Brook criticised the pitch used for the second one-day international against Sri Lanka in Colombo, calling it "probably the worst" he had ever played on.

Brook's side wrapped up a five-wicket victory over Sri Lanka thanks to Joe Root's 75 as England successfully chased down 220 at the R Premadasa Stadium.

England bowled 40.3 overs of spin in the match - the most they have sent down in an ODI, eclipsing the 36 overs they bowled in a 50-over match against Pakistan in Sharjah in 1985.

England managed 3.15 degrees of spin in the first ODI but it was 3.62 in this contest - a 15% increase - as the tourists used six spinners for the first time in the format.