SL 16-3published at 15:23 British Summer Time 20 May 2016
New man Chandimal, stepping into another full one, crashing it through cover on the drive. England won't mind that. Skipper Mathews at the other end, staring down at the wreckage.
Bad light ends play as SL follow on
Anderson 5-16, Broad 4-21
Five catches for Bairstow
Bairstow 140, Hales 86; Shanaka 3-46
First Test of three-match series
Stephan Shemilt
New man Chandimal, stepping into another full one, crashing it through cover on the drive. England won't mind that. Skipper Mathews at the other end, staring down at the wreckage.
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
"They still need 87 to avoid the follow-on! It's a long way, the way it's going. Get you pads on quick, all of them. The length and line - get them together. Get them forward, even driving. They are in trouble."
Mendis c Bairstow b Broad 0 (SL 12-3)
Classic Broad delivery, fullish and on off, nipping away just enough, perfect on this pitch, nightmarish for the good ship Sri Lanka. Headingley a half-empty bowl of cavorting and celebrating.
Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician
"That was Anderson's 434th wicket in Test cricket, taking him level with Kapil Dev in sixth place on the all-time list."
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
"They need another 87 to avoid the follow-on. It's not that short, just short of a length. You want to get forward but it's not allowing you. You're in two minds. England have problems at two, three and five in the batting, but they win Test matches on the quality of the seam bowling."
Silva c Bairstow b Anderson 11 (SL 12-2)
Shorter and fast, batsman going forward after a pair of full ones, and he can't get out of the way of that one - skinny nick, off he goes, England on the charge...
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
"It's beautiful bowling. Pitched up, pace, making him play, just leaving him a little bit. I don't care who you are, if you get a good ball like that, you just say 'well bowled'."
Karunaratne c Bairstow b Broad 0 (SL 10-1)
Broad cantering in again, four slips and a gully. Silva squirts one away for two through point. Hello, is that Devon Malcolm there? Unless you're Ted Dexter, of course, in which case he'd be Malcolm Devon. Full, little away dart, gone!
Stand down, he's OK. Two dot balls to finish that over. Plenty happening out there.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
"The bounce seems perfect for wicketkeepers, going through waist-high or head-high."
Revenge of sorts for Anderson, in the form of a lifter that raps Karaunaratne on the bottom glove as he whips it off the bat handle. The physio is needed here.
Wayward from Anderson - and that's the first boundary of the innings. England's record wicket-taker strays on to the pads of Silva, who collects an easy-as-you-like four over mid-wicket.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
"If you're in the slips, be ready."
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special
"It's good thinking to have that fourth slip because Silva looks reluctant to get forward to Broad."
Broad charging in, Silva defending, slip cordon applauding. More dots... and Silva edges just short of Anderson, who had only just been moved to fourth slip. It's tense out there. A no-ball gets the Sri Lanka total moving before Silva collects one to fine leg.
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Lee Adby: All set up for Broad to do a 5 for 5 runs and rip through the middle order
Broad is armed with the new ball from the other end.
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David Townend: Don't think I have been more pleased for an English batsman ton than for @jbairstow21, external today! Hard work pays off!Well deserved.