Summary

  • Day four, second Test, Lord's

  • England dismiss Sri Lanka for 292 to win by 190 runs and take unassailable 2-0 series lead

  • Karunaratne, Chandimal and Dhananjaya show resistance with fifties

  • Atkinson claims five-wicket haul to go with first-innings century

  • Watch highlights on Today at the Test from 19:00 BST on BBC Two and iPlayer

  • Third and final Test at The Oval starts on Friday, 6 September

Live Reporting

by Tom Mallows & Ffion Wynne

  1. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    There's a bit more oomph in the surface today and Chris Woakes has got the ball on a string.

  2. SL 61-3

    How's your luck Dimuth Karunaratne?

    The Sri Lanka opener pushes the ball into the covers and thinks about a run, but some sharp fielding and quick throw from Olly Stone sees him turn and scramble for his crease.

    Direct hit and he would have been gone by a distance.

    The next ball finds the edge but drops just short of the slips.

    England sense an opening here.

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

    This is a great opportunity for a Sri Lankan batter or two to get themselves a big score. You can't complain about the conditions.

    A couple have kept low but there are no demons.

  4. SL 61-3

    Target 483

    Gus Atkinson is mixing up his length to new batter Angelo Mathews, banging one in short before going for the attempted yorker.

    Mathews then goes fishing outside off stump from a delivery with a bit of extra bounce that very nearly snares the edge.

    The former Sri Lanka skipper is getting a bit of a working over early on.

  5. Excellent fact, Alison.

    Here is Frank stinging the palms of Joe Root in the slips a few minutes ago.

  6. Alison Mitchell
    Commentator on BBC Test Match Special

    Here's a fun fact.

    Dimuth Karunaratne's first name is actually Frank.

  7. SL 61-3

    Chris Woakes gets one to shape away from new batter Angelo Mathews and whizz through to Jamie Smith, drawing roars of approval from the four slips.

    Mathews gets off mark next ball with a push into the leg-side.

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

    Nice catch from Harry Brook, it was going quickly because Jayasuriya really pushed at it.

    There wasn't much footwork as you'd expect from a lower order batter.

  9. wicket

    WICKET

    Jayasuriya c Brook b Woakes 4 (SL 60-3)

    Edged and gone.

    Minimal footwork from Prabath Jayasuriya as he flashes at a Chris Woakes delivery outside off stump and catches a thick edge that is smartly taken by Harry Brook at second slip.

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

    It's so strange. There must've been some kind of noise because it wasn't a half-hearted appeal, it was full-throttle.

    Ollie Pope is yet to get a review right.

  11. Not out

    Nothing on snicko.

    England look a little nonplussed. They definitely heard something.

  12. Alison Mitchell
    Commentator on BBC Test Match Special

    Karunaratne was not going anywhere.

  13. England review

    England are convinced Dimuth Karunaratne has under-edged the ball through to Jamie Smith, who went up straight away.

    Joel Wilson is unmoved, but England ask for another look.

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

    On paper, Sri Lanka's batting is their strength but it's their bowlers that have shown all the grit and the fight.

  15. SL 60-2

    Prabath Jayasuriya looks very much the No.9 as he goes for a rather bizarre duck/pull shot combo. He has largely been very solid though for a tailender.

    Sri Lanka showing a bit of spirit so far this morning.

  16. Stephan Shemilt
    BBC Sport chief cricket writer at Lord's

    Joe Root would have caught that if he wasn't wearing such ridiculous shades.

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

    It was a tough chance, it went quickly.

    As they say, if you're going to flash, flash hard!

  18. dropped catch

    Karunaratne dropped on 25

    A tough chance, but a chance nonetheless.

    Dimuth Karunaratne gets a thick edge on an attempted cut and the ball fizzes towards Joe Root at first slip, who can only parry the ball diving to his left and it runs away for four.

    It would have been an absolute worldie if Root had held on.

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

    I think Ollie Pope handled things very well last night with all the fuss around the light. He got the timing right in terms of how much spin was bowled, gave them a chance, but when it wasn't turning enough then it was the right thing to go off.

  20. SL 55-2

    Target 483

    Dimuth Karunaratne gets away with a rather wild swipe outside off stump.

    Just the two runs scored so far. Very much a sleepy Sunday morning.