Adam Mountford
Radio 5 live in Galle

Much hilarity as a rogue burst of fireworks goes off as Rangana Herath bowls the first ball of his final Test.

He was greeted onto the field at start of play by fireworks, then more as it was announced he was coming onto bowl and then as he delivered his first ball we heard another random explosion as Jennings calmly blocked the ball with clouds of smoke floating over the fort in the distance.

Was that a chance? First ball back and Joe Root tickles an inside edge into his pads and it falls short of the fielder.

Root is very agitated in the crease now, coming down the pitch to the next one and almost being run out.

As the players take drinks in Galle we are contemplating Costner's finest hour.

I'm saying Untouchables...

Adam Mountford
Radio 5 live in Galle

Is it Herath’s last Test? They really should have told someone! He’s greeted by fireworks as he comes onto bowl.

Amazing celebration in Galle this week with the city basically turned into a shrine for the spinner.

England survive Rangana Herath's first over.

Fun fact: Waterworld isn't actually that bad. It's no Dances with Wolves or the Bodyguard, sure. But there are much worse 80s/90s action films about and I've seen them all.

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Vince Kenny: That is the worst review since Waterworld!!!!!

Fireworks to accompany Rangana Herath's first ball of his final Test. John Emburey didn't get that!

Spinner Akila Dananjaya gets pronounced spin and turn with the last ball of the over. Joe Root does well to watch it by. Here comes Rangana Herath!

Wicketkeeper Niroshan Dickwella, that's on you. He was the only man desperate to appeal for a catch.

He may have cost his side in the long run.

Keaton Jennings has missed that by a mile. Sri Lanka have wasted both of their reviews inside 12 overs.

Madness! Shane Watson style.

Very enthusiastic behind the stumps, is that a catch?!

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England survive another over. Here's the story of the morning so far though, early wickets for the hosts.

We think it was Angelo Mathews at first slip for that Keaton Jennings chance in the previous over, he got a touch on it too. I'm not saying a drop though, it was a fingertip and no more.

Sri Lanka spread the slip umbrella to Suranga Lakmal. A sort of second slip, third slip and gully.

Every innings is a big innings for Keaton Jennings. He's a long way from being secure in this England side.

He's made it through the opening 10 overs, tick that one off.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent in Galle

Amazing we have play considering the downpour last night and the rain over the past few days.

Burns was a little unlucky, but Moeen Ali played a really lazy stroke to be bowled round the wicket for a golden duck.

That shot illustrates why some have concerns about him batting at three in Tests.

But Joe Root is now playing rather fluently and Jennings looks solid in what is a big innings for him as England begin life after Alastair Cook.

Chance! Keaton Jennings with a thick, tasty edge that falls betwixt and between keeper and slip and ends up going for four.

An unlucky over for the hosts!

Joe Root looked confident throughout and he's safe, the ball did hit him outside off stump. No joy for Akila Dananjaya.

That's hit Joe Root outside the line, hasn't it?

Oooh I don't know actually.

Howwzzaattt?!

Joe Root is hit on the pads and Sri Lanka like it. He's given not out but they send it upstairs...

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This is Joe Root's first Test innings in Sri Lanka. He averages 53 in India but just 24 in Bangladesh. He's nearly there already.