Who should bat as England No 6 in Sri Lanka? Morgan scored just 82 runs at an average of 13.66 in six innings in the three Tests against Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates and has paid the price for his poor form. But was the England management right to axe Morgan and will this be seen as a backward step for Middlesex's highly-rated batsman? Morgan's loss is Samit Patel's gain, who has been included in the Test party for the first time and will compete with Ravi Bopara for the No 6 spot. However, England could cast the net wider and look to wicket-keeper Matt Prior as a potential No 6. It would mean Tim Bresnan batting at No 7 and allow for three seamers and two spinners. The tour opens with a game against a Sri Lanka Board XI, which starts on March 15. England then meet a Sri Lanka Cricket Development XI on March 20 with the first Test starting six days later in Galle. Vote in our poll and have your say below . . .