SL 72-1published at 16:42
Jonny Bairstow is in there checking the reading on the lightmeter. Moeen is on in case the umpires think it's too dark for pace. Slip, gully and short leg.
Summary
England win three-Test series 2-0
Rain allows 12.2 overs on final day
Match abandoned at 17:10 BST
Karunaratne 37*, Silva 17*
Anderson takes only wicket of day
SL 72-1published at 16:42
SL 72-1published at 16:40
Image source, Getty ImagesThe umpires have a conflab, Alastair Cook tells Moeen Ali that he's bowling, a lightmeter is run out to the middle.
SL 72-1published at 16:39
At best that's a waste of a review. At worst is an abuse of the system. Even if it doesn't rain, I wonder how long the umpires will trust the light.
Postpublished at 16:39 British Summer Time 13 June 2016
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special"This might be a Stuart Broad classic. From here, it looked like the body and nobody seemed terribly interested."
England reviewpublished at 16:38
SL 72-1
This looks like a very optimistic review from England. Mendis has ducked a bumper, probably taking it on the shoulder....
SL 72-1published at 16:36
Broad had that tough caught-and-bowled chance off Mendis a couple of overs ago and here has the little right-hander in all sorts of trouble with a bumper. Trying to get out of the way, Mendis somehow top-edges over the keeper for four. Is it brightening up? Am I just being optimistic?
Get alerts on the BBC Sport apppublished at 16:38 British Summer Time 13 June 2016
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SL 68-1 (target 362)published at 16:34
Umpire Rod Tucker looks twitchy from his position at square leg, gesturing as Anderson begins a new over. It's an odd light, the sort where you think the floodlights have overtaken the natural stuff. James Vince throws at the stumps from point, but I think Kusal Mendis was well home. Just a touch flat out there.
Postpublished at 16:35 British Summer Time 13 June 2016
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special"Alastair Cook looks very similar to a quizmaster that Andrew's got on the telly at the moment."
Tufnell: "That's Vernon Kay!"
"It looks like Alastair Cook to me."
SL 56-1published at 16:30
This is brilliant. Dasun Shanaka, the all-rounder who played in the first Test, joined in with the fans during the rain delay. The groundstaff remain poised by the covers as Broad charges in and, given the dirtiness of the cloud over the pavilion, I can see why. If that cracks, we're all doomed.
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Image source, PASL 56-1published at 16:25
Yep, Anderson has got it hooping now, this way and that to Karunaratne, who is desperately trying to remember where his off stump is. In the crowd, one couple sit huddled, thoroughly miserable, while another lady looks delighted to be holding a glass of fizz. Sri Lanka navigating this quite well at the moment.
How's stat?!published at 16:23 British Summer Time 13 June 2016
Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician"Sri Lanka haven't drawn a Test match since July 2014 against South Africa at the SSC in Colombo. They've played 16 Test matches without a draw since then."
Close!published at 16:21
SL 56-1
Image source, ReutersHello! Is Kusal Mendis thinking about winning this one? A huge drive back at Broad, with the big fast bowler falling like a mighty oak in an attempt to hold it. He gets a hand to it, but can't hold on. It would have been the catch of the century. A quarter of a chance and nothing more.
Postpublished at 16:20 British Summer Time 13 June 2016
Roshan Abeysinghe
BBC Test Match Special"I think the one-dayers might be a much better contest. Most of the Sri Lanka side have been playing ODI cricket long enough. However, the way England played in the World T20 was outstanding."
SL 56-1 (45 overs remain)published at 16:18
England haven't packed the slips for left-hander Karunaratne, only two of them and a gully. Anderson has instead got men on the leg side, but is off-target with his inswinger. England haven't come out with the same venom as this morning. Still, Anderson as the question against Mendis, but that's sliding down the leg side.
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SL 47-1 (target 362)published at 16:14
Dark clouds? Really? Surely more rain would be terminal. Stuart Broad at the other end, England packing the slip cordon but eschewing the temptation to post a short leg. Broad seems to have more facial hair than this morning, while a lady in the stands is doing some knitting. Hint of swing, but no threat.
Postpublished at 16:12 British Summer Time 13 June 2016
Roshan Abeysinghe
BBC Test Match Special"The dark clouds do seem to be coming over. It can see a build-up right above us."
SL 45-1 (Eng need 9 wickets)published at 16:09
Lord's echoes in its emptiness as Mendis gets in behind a lifter. Two balls down, lots and lots to go for the Lankans.
Postpublished at 16:09 British Summer Time 13 June 2016
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special"The mind can switch off if you haven't played for most of the day."