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Sri Lanka sent defending champions England packing at the World Twenty20 as they reached the semi-finals along with the West Indies after a dramatic night of action in Pallekele.
Sri Lanka's 19-run win over England, thanks in large part to Lasith Malinga's career-best 5/31, put the hosts into their third successive World Twenty20 semi-finals.
Sent in to bat, Sri Lanka posted a challenging 169/6. In reply, England could only manage 150/9.
Earlier, the West Indies snatched victory from New Zealand in a thrilling Super Over finish after they were tied on 139.
Despite New Zealand's 17 off their extra over, West Indies smashed 19 with a ball to spare.
On Tuesday Pakistan plays Australia followed by India vs South Africa at 4pm to decide the semi-finalists from group two.
Pakistan will join already qualified Australia in the semi's with a win.
If not, South Africa will need to beat India to reach the last four.
