Well, that's not saying much because with the last one, you could've fit a double decker bus between the bat and ball.

This one's going way over the stumps.

Alison Mitchell
Commentator on BBC Test Match Special

That looks a more valid review than the first one.

Ollie Pope has shown previously that he's not the best reviewer.

He tries again, as Potts traps Kamindu Mendis in front.

It looks way too high and the umpire agrees on first viewing.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

The last two shots have shown it is a decent pitch.

But there's just been too many errors. I'd say four of the six wickets have been because of poor play.

And again!

Gus Atkinson keeps going full, Rathnayake keeps driving beautifully.

A wicket from the first ball, 14 runs from the next five. Brilliant.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

That's a glorious shot. Yes, it is up there on the half-volley but he just leans into it.

Rathnayake has a lovely flow of the bat.

Back-to-back boundaries to Milan Rathnayake, who also batted superbly at Old Trafford.

Gus Atkinson goes too full and he's driven splendidly through the covers.

Some questionable shots but England really have bowled exceptionally well since lunch.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

You could say it is a little bit fortunate but it is also brilliant tactics. England have bowled for it.

Gus Atkinson can do no wrong.

Potts continues, and is greeted by a sublime drive through the covers from Kamindu Mendis.

He gets off the mark with a precious boundary.

Matthew Potts has figures of 2-2.

I thought this one to Angelo Mathews was a beauty, while Russel Arnold's verdict was that he just missed a straight one.

Shows what I know, I suppose.

Stevo, Cheltenham: I readily criticise the England bowlers but this has been the most disciplined bowling display of the last two years. Really good.

Kamindu Mendis, who made a sparkling century at Old Trafford, joins Dinesh Chandimal in the middle for Sri Lanka's last real partnership of hope.

It's been frustrating. There is so much talent in the batting line-up, but they have struggled for discipline amid the challenge of English conditions. The pitch is good, but they haven't been able to handle the movement of the ball.

That's drinks, and England are well on top.

Chip: Currently driving through Colombo giving live updates to our taxi driver. Poor chap had his head in his hands for much of our journey. Not ideal given it’s Friday evening rush hour here.

A double-wicket maiden!

Looks like we could be in for another three-dayer.

Sigh.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent

Sri Lanka are on the slide here. They are in all sorts of trouble.

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

That's a strange dismissal, it didn't look like it did much.

He should have been on the front foot but was caught in the crease and got into a tangle.

I was just about to say that Sri Lanka were looking comfortable, but Mathews has gone and missed a straight one.