Summary

Live Reporting

by Matthew Henry & Mike Peter

  1. Olly Stone has the chance to make up for that because he's coming on for a bowl.

    Sri Lanka's deficit is 82.

  2. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent

    What a really curious and dare I say ugly piece of cricket.

    The batsman obviously wasn't expecting it at all. Stone didn't have to do too much. Remarkable.

  3. dropped catch

    Kumara dropped on 1

    Shambles all-round!

    Josh Hull bowls a full toss on leg stump, Lahiru Kumara chips the ball in the air off the leading edge and Olly Stone drops a sitter at fine leg.

    That would have been Hull's fourth.

  4. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent

    The floodlights are on but the sun is shining. It's a really strange day.

  5. SL 238-8

    Rathnayake 2, Kumara 0

    A diving Ollie Pope keeps Lahiru Kumara on strike for Josh Hull. He's bowled all morning here although there was that rain break.

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    I've been fortunate to see Moeen play for England a few times, and all I can say is "class". With bat, ball and the media.

    Rob, Bedfordshire

    My favourite Mo moment was his hat-trick against South Africa. A superb sportsman, providing fantastic drama, and watching the young lad on screen waiting for the DRS on the lbw was television at is very finest.

    Bob, Billingham

    I was at Old Trafford last year during the Ashes. Moeen got a standing ovation when he got his 50 and another when he was out shortly after. The crowd knew what a contribution he had made to the series and showed their appreciation and respect. I had a lump in my throat.

    Jez. Cheltenham

  7. Josh Hull has two wickets this morning but Chris Woakes took one in between too...

  8. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent

    HullReuters

    First Test match, 20 years old and he's taken three wickets.

  9. SL 238-8

    Trail by 87

    Josh Hull has Jimmy Anderson applauding high above his head. He's been good today.

  10. Sir Alastair Cook
    Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    Today the ball has swung a lot more than it has in the previous days.

    Josh Hull has managed to get the ball to swing.

  11. Another England bowler can't get a five-wicket haul on debut, can they?

  12. Simon Mann
    BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

    Absolutely perfect left armer's lbw dismissal.

  13. wicket

    WICKET

    Vishwa lbw b Hull 0 (SL 238-8)

    The classic left-armer's dismissal! Josh Hull has three wickets and Vishwa Fernando has to slump off for a duck. He looked to be beaten by the pace and the swing there.

  14. Simon Mann
    BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

    That was a really strange one.

    It looked like a pretty good shout though.

  15. Full, swinging in, no bat.

    It has to be out.

  16. Sri Lanka review

    This is surely plumb.

    Josh Hull is awarded his third wicket but Sri Lanka review.

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    Mo is a much valued son of Brum and an icon and role model of multiculturalism. He also could play a bit.

    Mike, Birmingham

    Always felt Moeen never got the recognition he deserved due to his humility and media downplaying his contributions. Saw him at Edgbaston during the first year of the Hundred and he hit 3 sixes in a row... Hearing the home crowd all chanting "Super... Super-Mo!" actually made me a bit emotional! Was an inspiration to many.

    Jamie from Birmingham

  18. SL 237-7

    Trail by 88

    Vishwa Fernando is Sri Lanka's number nine. He averages eight and does not look the most comfortable batter as he gloves a Woakes bouncer from in front of his teeth.

  19. Sir Alastair Cook
    Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    That catch is a relief for Joe Root.

    England are now in a much better position.

  20. Simon Mann
    BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

    Mendis is on his way after a good, low catch form Joe Root.

    Now England can hope for a large first-innings lead in an oppose to a narrow one.