That's day two done and dusted in Galle.

See you later on, from 04:00 GMT for day three as England will look to push on in search of an elusive away win.

In the meantime check out the report here.

See 11:43.

Thanks for all of you, including Paul, who cleared this up...

But this is my favourite suggestion...

More from Ben Foakes, speaking to Sky Sports:

Asked whether he's judged more on his batting or wicketkeeping, he says: "It's hard to tell. Probably glovework."

And the approach on day three?

"Bat the way we do, build that lead and make it really dominant."

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England wicketkeeper Ben Foakes on Sky Sports: "I was pretty calm this morning and I got a bit nervous when Jimmy Anderson came out with five to go. It was meant to be my day!

"It was amazing to get a hundred. Such a relief and a great feeling. My brother got here last night, that's amazing and my mum is getting here in about an hour.

"Getting a few runs settled me down and with Jimmy bowling you know you're in the game so to get a catch early was great. As the wicket dried out it is spinning more and staying low. It's tricky.

"The pitch depends on what is overhead, if the sun bakes it it will turn more and more and be difficult to bat on it."

Dave: Superb from England. Foakes’ debut Test 100, England’s spinners bowling excellently to restrict the host to 203. Moeen and Leach particularly impressive bowling in tandem. A first overseas win in years a very real prospect now

Will Moy: 10 wickets taken in the day and no wickets lost before close - who even are this England team?

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Isabelle Westbury
Former Middlesex captain on The Cricket Social

I think the difference between the two teams is the lower order batting. I don't think the bowling was that much better.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on The Cricket Social

Outstanding from England. They have played the proper way since lunch on the first day and Sri Lanka need rain or streakers from here.

England can go and bat for the whole day tomorrow, there are three days left. Get one or two players to 100. That can give them confidence for the rest of the tour and beyond.

Any idea what this graphic is meant to be by the way?!

On your own head be it!

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Suranga Lakmal applauds his team-mates off but even Brendan Rodgers would struggle to find a positive to take from this for those of a Sri Lankan persuasion.

There we have it. England end day two with a lead of 177 runs and with 10 wickets left.

Joe Root will be absolutely delighted. An away win may be on the cards after all...

Here we go, final over of the day and it's Rangana Herath to bowl it. Trundling in.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on The Cricket Social

Take out the first session - England's last five sessions have been high class.

Two overs left. It's been a long day. A good day for England though.

A strangled appeal from Akila Dananjaya for lbw, it hit glove and bat on its way though. His next ball is a stone-cold beauty. Tying Keaton Jennings in a knot.

Shot! Lovely shot from Rory Burns, on his toes, a hop into the ball and clipped through the midwicket region, in the air but perfectly placed. All the way for four.

Rangana Herath doesn't need that.

More crows (I think?) around the bat than fielders as Sri Lanka don't go too attacking in the field. Keaton Jennings is quick to pick a wide one and slaps it for four. That leads to more fielders retreating towards the fence.

Moeen Ali and Joe Root are playing Football Manager, I presume, on a laptop on the balcony. Signing a raumdeuter.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on The Cricket Social in Galle

This is so much more like it. It's so important that England nail this down now. If they can add 200 to this tomorrow, my word, they'll be in a position to win this Test match.