Cheers, Mike.

Another good session for England, chipping away at the wickets column with Sri Lanka 15 runs behind.

They're effectively five down, too, because of this nasty injury to Dinesh Chandimal, who has gone for a scan.

97 runs from a session of 27 overs, for the loss of two wickets plus Dinesh Chandimal, who retired hurt after being struck on the hand by Mark Wood.

Sri Lanka still trail by 15, with England most definitely in control of the match.

Right, I'm off for a tea time meander. Here's Ffion Wynne.

Russel Arnold
Ex-Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

Mathews seems to have got into his zone fighting his way through. There's not a lot on offer from the pitch. England are bowling good length and lines.

Is... is that tea? No-one seems to have remembered what the revised playing conditions are. Ultimately, even if it isn't time, the players seem to have decided they fancy a brew and are wandering off.

A rather expensive over in the context of session, as Matthews takes three through point and Mendis picks up consecutive twos.

Russel Arnold
Ex-Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

Bashir is trying to bowl it into the pitch to see if he can get anything out of it. He uses all his height to deliver the ball.

Hey, there's the hundred as Mathews knocks Bashir to long-on.

I might spend tea working out how many overs in this session have featured just one Mathews single.

(I won't spend my tea doing that)

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The De Silva wicket ball was the second shortest delivery projected to hit the stumps this Test match, the shortest being the Wood wicket ball in the previous innings. Clear signs of inconsistent bounce on show.

Sri Lanka still haven't passed the hundred mark.

Angelo Mathews takes a single for Matty Potts for the sole run of the over.

They still trail by 23.

Mendis gets off the mark, guiding Bashir to third for two.

Incidentally, Angelo Mathew's six is the only boundary in the last eighteen overs.

Russel Arnold
Ex-Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

The wind has been consistent right through. It's been a lot stronger than the previous two days.

Time for Kamindu Mendis - he scored 12 in the first innings before being caught behind off Chris Woakes.

He leaves his first two deliveries, defends the third.

Russel Arnold
Ex-Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

De Silva has looked the best of the Sri Lankan batters. This is a big blow for them.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent

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He's nowhere near hitting it. That's a poor dismissal really.

Ah, has Matty Potts added a bit of spark?

He whacks Dhananjaya de Silva on the pads, umpire's finger goes up.

It's reviewed, but this looks very out.

Nick, York: For Ruan. It was the same day England beat Colombia on penalties in the 2018 World Cup. A mass pile-on happened. I was at the bottom.

De Silva pushes Bashir into the covers for two.

Bit of a holding pattern at the moment.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

England are chasing everything down 100%. We didn't necessarily see that from Sri Lanka.

Tim, Swansea: I got driven to hospital in someone’s van once playing for Swindon Midweeks. I broke my finger going for a catch. It was the first day after my last O-Level exam and I missed the next four weeks of cricket!

Potts continues, he sends down a bouncer that's rather too short and gets called for a wide.