Tom Fordyce has wandered off, so it's Stephan Shemilt back in the chair for the evening session. A couple of things to tell you. One, in my break I had 10 minutes looking inside the Imperial War Museum. Two, I have returned with a huge slice of cake (from the canteen, not the museum).

Phoebe Williams: Looks like Stuart Broad wants to play for Outlaws tonight at this rate.

Jack Byrne: 29 of us on a stag at Headingley tomorrow, do the Sri Lankan boys want to join us in the pubs of Leeds instead?

Samuel James Warner: No better opening bowling partnership in the world with these conditions.

Tom Griffiths: BRANDERSON nailing it in Headingley. And Boycott's singing. Nice.

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Want more cricket tonight? Test cricket not entertaining enough for you? The T20 Blast starts this evening, the first round of matches in a competition that will be graced by Chris Gayle, Brendon McCullum and Shahid Afridi this summer.

There will be ball-by-ball commentary of every game on BBC Radio, and there will also be live text commentary on the BBC website starting at 17:00 BST.

The commentary team - led by Charles Dagnall and Ebony Rainford-Brent - will also feature James Taylor, the England batsman who was forced to retire in April with heart problems.

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Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"Pretty good bounce, squared up, took the shoulder of the bat. There was a big gap in the slips because he had a deep point."

Last over before tea, and James Vince will chug in for a surprise first over in Test cricket. Dirty old long-hop, smashed away by Mathews for four through backward point. Welcome, James. Single deflected to leg. Hello, tasty bouncer that skims Chandimal's shoulder. Another short one, edged... no! Just over gully's leaping fingers. 

Stokes again, Chandimal watchful behind his dark blue helmet. He'll wear that short one on his hip, and watch an attempted inswinger stay straight and true outside off. Too full this time; Chanders down onto one knee to drill sweetly through the covers.

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Broad for his seventh over on the bounce, Chandimal watchful. Time for some Finnage?

Time for some Ben Stokes. Charging in, three slips, good pace... my word, vicious late in-swinger, almost cleans Mathews up. Now one that goes the other way, Mathews fencing hopefully at a delivery that's already gone.

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Broad, hair stuck up with perspiration. No-ball there, and then a pair of in-dippers that Chandimal covers comfortably.

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Samuel: Round of applause around Headingley as the beer snake is thrown into the air. We'll be seeing it again shortly I'm sure.

Anderson keeps Mathews trapped for a maiden. One more for Broad?

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"Stuart Broad's optimum spell is about six overs. I'm sure Steven Finn is itching to get the ball."

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Mathews, new willow in hand, steps back and crashes a cut through point for four. Good leaves and blocks from the experienced old boy.

Nasty lifter from Anderson, smashing into Chandimal's bottom hand. Revenge of sorts as he leans into a fuller one to clunk it past mid-off for his second boundary.

Chandimal wants a second where there isn't one, and does the quick reverse-ferret to make his ground. Mathews calling for a new bat, possibly to fend off his partner's wild-eyed advances.