Live Cricket Score: New Zealand vs Sri Lanka, 3rd ODI, Nelson

That's a wrap:

Another loss for Sri Lanka, who only have the one-off T20I on Friday (January 11) to restore some pride. Join us then.

New Zealand complete clean-sweep:

Sodhi bags the last two wickets as Sri Lanka went down without much of a fight after Thisara was dismissed. A 115-run win for New Zealand helps them seal a 3-0 finish to the ODI series. Four wickets for Ferguson while Sodhi finishes with three in the game.

More wickets for Ferguson:

Southee holds on to a skier to send back Chameera for 1. Gunathilaka is bowled by Ferguson, who now has four. Sri Lanka are 249 for 8.

Thisara falls:

Put down twice after crossing his fifty, there's not much damage done as Guptill holds on to an excellent catch to send back Thisara for 80 off 63. Backing away to play an upper cut off Ferguson, Thisara miscued it and Guptill dived back to hold on to a stunning one-handed catch. Sri Lanka 244 for 6 in the 39th over.

50 FOR THISARA: He gets there off 43 balls and has kept Sri Lanka in the game. Will we see a repeat of the performance at the Bay Oval? He needs support ...

Kusal Perera departs:

A review wasted by Sri Lanka as Kusal Perera departs for 43. Looking to swing across the line to a Ferguson delivery, the batsman got an inside edge and was caught by the 'keeper. Hotspot and snicko confirm the same, leaving Sri Lanka at 143 for 5 after 23.

And another:

Dasun Shanaka is the next to depart, trapped in front by Ish Sodhi after missing a sweep. Sri Lanka slip to 117 for 4. Over to the Pereras now - Kusal who scored a ton in the first ODI and Thisara in the second. Can they revive Sri Lanka's chase?

Quick wickets:

Having been hit for a six in the 15th over, Neesham comes back well to dismiss Dickwella for 46 off 37. Looking to swing over cover, the batsman ends up giving Ferguson a catch at third-man. In the next over, Kusal Mendis is run out at the striker's end, departing without facing a single ball. A touch and go decision but the third umpire felt Richard Illingworth feels the bat was on the line. Sri Lanka are 107 for 3.