England take on Sri Lanka in Cardiff knowing that a win will clinch a fifth-straight white-ball series victory.
Brendon McCullum's men have been brilliant all summer long in the limited-over sphere, losing just once to India across seven T20I and ODI matches as they recorded back-to-back series wins over the world's number one ranked team.
With the Test side picking up a series victory over Pakistan in the interim, England returned to white-ball action on Tuesday night, dismissing Sri Lanka in emphatic style.
Captain Harry Brook was the star of the show at Southampton, blasting a spellbinding 114* off just 49 balls - his second T20I century this year. The Yorkshireman now averages 36.57 in the format and has now scored 289 runs since he was last dismissed.
Brook is 11/4 joint-favourite to be England's Top Batter on Thursday night and 4/1 to be named Player of the Match.
Former white-ball skipper Jos Buttler also smashed a brilliant 80, meaning England finished with their fourth-highest T20I total in history of 254. The toss is obviously important to match totals but the line has been set at 354.5 at 5/6.
It was Sonny Baker who took all the plaudits with the ball in the series opener with outstanding figures of 3/12 from his four overs. The Hampshire quick has put behind him the horrors of his international debut last year and he seems to have returned a more refined player.
Baker is 9/2 to be the Match Top Bowler and a bigger 14/1 to be named Player of the Match.
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