Summary:
England will switch from a two-match one-day international to a four-match one-day international, putting the game back on schedule.

Full article:
England will play the fourth one-day international of their forthcoming Sri Lanka tour a day later than initially scheduled. The fourth match of seven, at Colombo's Premadasa Stadium, has been put back from Saturday December 6 to Sunday December 7. Sri Lanka Cricket has informed the England and Wales Cricket Board of the switch, necessary because of religious observance of Poya Day on December 6. Stuart Broad (L) gestures after taking a hat-trick of wickets during a Test match against Sri Lanka in June . James Anderson leaves the field as England are beaten by Sri Lanka in the second Test at Headingley . The preceding ODI, in Hambantota, will take place as scheduled on December 3 but has had a reserve day added on December 4. There will no longer be a reserve day possible for the fourth match.