Electing to bat first, Sri Lanka scored 254 for seven in their allotted 50 overs scored. England, chasing 255 for victory, and the hosts scored 256 for five in 34.1 overs without losing any matches took a 1-0 lead in the series. The first match of the tournament was a tie at Trent Bridge.
Roy, who scored an unbeaten 112 as well as the two had run out and the Man of the Match award. Hell's unbeaten 133 and a thousand runs in ODIs as well completed. Both batsmen made the highest score in ODIs.
The two batsmen unbeaten partnership for England's one-day record. Earlier, Andrew Strauss and Jonathan Trott's record year in 2010, who was named after Bangladesh had added 250 runs for the second wicket in Edgbaston.
With this goal in England's one-day score chasing ten-wicket win with any team has the highest score. England to New Zealand last year's record breaking 236 runs against Zimbabwe in Harare killed.
Jason and Hell in great Sri Lankan batting could not stand any further. Both batsmen spectacular shots along the ground. Jason laced with seven fours and four sixes in his innings of 95-ball unbeaten 112-run resort. While Alex Hales ten fours and six sixes in his 110-ball unbeaten 133 runs scored.
Earlier, electing to bat, Sri Lanka scored 254 for seven in 50 overs. Upul Tharanga from the team unbeaten 53 and Dinesh Chandimal who scored 52 half-innings lead of 44 runs scored by Mathews. Also opener efficient Perera scored 37.
England's Liam Plunkett two while Adil Rashid with 49 runs, two wickets for 34 runs. England lead the five-match series is now 1-0. The third match of the series will be played on Sunday at Bristol.