England vs Sri Lanka: Pride on the line in final league match Sri Lanka secured thier place in the Tri-series final with a convIncing win over Pakistan, while England,out of contention,look to finish strong. The match will see squad rotation and a focus on performance improvement for the upcoming Ashes series. England only have pride to play for when they face Sri Lanka in the final league stage ODI of the Tri-series on Thursday. Sri Lanka sealed their place in the final after defeating hosts Pakistan by 8 wickets on Wednesday. Dilshan Madushanka took 5/34 to bowl Pakistan out for 110 and a half-century from Kamindu Mendis saw Sri Lanka through. The previous encounter between Sri Lanka and England in the series saw a spectacular run chase where England scored 429/4 with Harry Brook's contribution of 202 runs. But the Lankans managed to get over the chase despite having two wickets in hand, with Pavan Rathnayake contributing 130 and Dasun Shanaka adding 97 to the total. As Sri Lanka are set for the October 31 final against Pakistan, England would want to end the league phAse on a high note. Squad rotation expectedSri Lanka could look to manage workloads ahead of the title clash. Kusal Mendis will captain the side, with Pavan Rathnayake and Dasun Shanaka among the players to watch after their match-winning performances against England. England may gaze to rotate their squad with the final out of reach. Harry Brook leads the side, with Joe Root and Ben Duckett among the key batters. adil Rashid and Sam Curran are available after returning to the squad.Predicted lineupsSri Lanka: Kamil Mishara,Avishka Fernando, Kusal Mendis (c/wk), Pavan Rathnayake, Kamindu Mendis, Sahan Arachchige, Dasun Shanaka, Dunith Wellalage, Maheesh Theekshana, Eshan Malinga, Dilshan Madushanka.England: Ben Duckett, Tom Banton, Joe Root, Harry Brook (c), Jordan Cox (wk), Will Jacks, Sam Curran,Jamie Overton, Liam Dawson, Adil Rashid, Gus Atkinson.Venue detailsThe sixth match of the Pakistan ODI Tri-Series between Sri Lanka and England will be played at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, Pakistan. The stadium has hosted international cricket regularly, with the pitch generally favoring batsmen, offering decent bounce and carry. The weather is expected to be warm and dry, typical for the region during this time of year, which should ensure a full 50-over game.