History is on England's side, as they have won 10 of the last 12 T20Is against Sri Lanka
| PLAYER | ROLE |
|---|---|
| Nat Sciver-Brunt (c) | Allrounder |
| Charlie Dean | Bowling allrounder |
| Lauren Bell | Bowler |
| Alice Capsey | Batting allrounder |
| Tilly Corteen-Coleman | Bowler |
| Sophia Dunkley | Top-order batter |
| Sophie Ecclestone | Bowler |
| Lauren Filer | Bowler |
| Dani Gibson | Bowling allrounder |
| Amy Jones † | Wicketkeeper batter |
| Freya Kemp | Allrounder |
| Heather Knight | Middle-order batter |
| Linsey Smith | Bowler |
| Issy Wong | Bowler |
| Danni Wyatt-Hodge | Top-order batter |
| LAST FIVE MATCHES | DATE | SERIES/TOURNAMENT | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ENG-WENG-W |  | 116 | lost to | 117/3 |  | SL-WSL-W | 06/09/23 | Sri Lanka Women tour of England 2023 |
| ENG-WENG-W | | 104 | lost to | 110/2 | | SL-WSL-W | 02/09/23 | Sri Lanka Women tour of England 2023 |
| ENG-WENG-W | | 186/4 | beat | 55/3 | | SL-WSL-W | 31/08/23 | Sri Lanka Women tour of England 2023 |
| ENG-WENG-W | | 109/5 | beat | 106/9 | | SL-WSL-W | 30/07/22 | Commonwealth Games Women's Cricket Competition |
| ENG-WENG-W | | 204/2 | beat | 108/6 | | SL-WSL-W | 28/03/19 | England Women tour of Sri Lanka 2018/19 |
England captain acknowledges success of rugby and football counterparts as hosts prepare for Sri Lanka challenge
History is on England's side, as they have won 10 of the last 12 T20Is against Sri Lanka
