Leach bowls Kaushal with superb delivery as SL end day one on 26-1
Curran stars with bat for England - hits six sixes in stand of 60 for 10th wicket with Anderson
All-rounder dropped on 7 & 53 by sloppy Sri Lanka as England post 285
Buttler hits run-a-ball 63 on turning track; 10 of 11 wickets to fall on day one taken by spin
England - 1-0 up in three-game series - won toss
Nope, Sam Curran had his bat back by the time Dickwella took the stump out.
Had the Sri Lanka hesitated before removing the bails he would've got Curran there as the England all-rounder lost his balance and slid out of the crease.
Just as with his appeals, Dickwella was very keen and that cost him here.
Sam Curran's foot is back when the bails are dislodged.
He then slides forward though.
Did Dickwella take the stump out of the ground in time?
Ooh Dilruwan is very close to over-stepping.
*Just* enough behind the line though.
Fair delivery. The stumping next...
Dilruwan Perera gets dip, bounce and turn to draw Sam Curran out of his crease.
Niroshan Dickwella whips off the bails and then even removes the stump from the ground as he tries to stump the young Surrey all-rounder.
We'll need the third umpire to help clear this one up...
Jos Buttler pushes into the covers for the sole single off the over.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on The Cricket Social
Simon Jones' injury at the Gabba in 2002-03 had a massive impact, especially because he was such a nice lad and you don't want that to happen to anyone. The way it happened was nasty.
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Sliding doors moment: Simon Jones, the great pace hope, destroying his knee fielding on the boundary at the start of the Ashes tour. It was all downhill from that point.
We'll always have this, though...
Image source, Getty ImagesButtler 61, Curran 1
Sheeesh. Dilruwan Perera is causing havoc from round the wicket to the left-handers.
He gets two balls in a row to bite past Sam Curran's outside edge.
That's tremendous work, Ben. That's the standard people!
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Ben Willmott: The sliding door moment in the 2005 Ashes that no one talks about: Michael Clarke unnecessarily shied at the stumps at Edgbaston 1st innings - 4 runs conceded. Neither bowler nor batsman changed ends so very little consequence in play... Except Eng won by 2 runs.
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Image source, Getty ImagesThree singles from the over as Buttler and Curran start England's latest rebuild.
Time for drinks.
New man Sam Curran blocks out his first three balls.
No spike on the technology. Ben Foakes would have been given not out if he'd reviewed.
Not what England needed. It will be tough to bat out the day from here.
Foakes c Dhanajaya b Dilruwan 19 (Eng 165-6)
Image source, Getty ImagesOh. Ben Foakes was looking assured but now he's out.
A bit of an odd dismissal - Foakes goes for the sweep and perhaps gets a slight bottom edge on it into his pad, then off wicketkeeper Niroshan Dickwella's pad and into the hands of Dhanajaya de Silva at slip.
Sri Lanka celebrate and Foakes doesn't go at first so they turn to umpire S Ravi in appeal and, after quite a lengthy deliberation, he gives it out.
Foakes walks off, opting against the review. But replays suggest he might not have actually hit it...
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Buttler 57, Foakes 19
Niiiice. Ben Foakes rocks back and bashes a cut shout away to the fence off Malinda Pushpakumara.
An assured start to his innings so far.
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Simon Mann
on The Cricket Social
That didn't look quite right for lbw.
Simon knew all along though...
DRS is making a few people question reality today.
Jos Buttler survives an appeal for lbw as he misses trying to sweep a sharp turner from Dilruwan Perera.
After consideration, Sri Lanka decide against a review.
The first replay suggest that was a poor decision, with Buttler looking in trouble. But then ball tracking shows the ball was bouncing and biting past leg stump.
So a very good decision not to review!
Simon Mann
on The Cricket Social
The most obvious one of recent times is Shane Warne dropping Kevin Pietersen at The Oval. England would almost certainly have lost that match.
A mate of mine created an email address that included the phrase 'Warne dropped the Ashes' in honour of this moment.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on The Cricket Social
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland have clearly got a plan of sweeping, and it's the right plan on this surface. The thing I don't get is why Sri Lanka haven't cut those options off. This is not a traditional wicket that can have a traditional Test cricket field.
Buttler 55, Foakes 13
Ben Foakes has been watching Jos Buttler from the dressing room.
He brings out the sweep and picks up four.