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
Adil Rashid has had enough to nurdling singles.
He skips down the pitch and batters Pushpakumara overs his head for six.
Another top catch by one of the groundstaff. It feels like the Sri Lanka groundstaff are better fielders than half the actual team.
Akila Dananjaya is back into the attack and England maintain the same approach, knocking it round for three singles.
Adam Mountford
Radio 5 live in Pallekele
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Alex, Huddersfield
Image source, Getty ImagesCurran and Rashid knock Pushpakumara around for a single apiece.
Image source, AFPThere's another Test match ongoing in Asia, where Zimbabwe are chasing an improbable 443 to beat Bangladesh in Mirpur after Bangladesh declared their second innings on 224-6 - Mahmudullah hitting an unbeaten century. Victory for Bangladesh would level the two-match series. Full scorecard here.
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The Cricket Social statistician
Image source, AFPToday's knock was Jos Buttler's sixth score of 50 or more since he was recalled to the Test side and he averages just under 49.
Curran 4, Rashid 5
Dilruwan Perera has looked very threatening when allowed to bowl continually at the left-handers.
So Sam Curran and Adil Rashid wisely rotate the strike off the off-spinner, picking up five from the over.
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Malinda Pushpakumara wheels through a maiden to Adil Rashid.
I think this England pair have shelved their wristy flays for now. Can they steers the tourists through to tea without further damage?
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Alex, London
Image source, Getty ImagesCurran 2 off 25 balls
Sam Curran is actually playing very watchfully for now. After a leg bye he defends the next five balls of the over resolutely.
And all of Adil Rashid's innings are pretty much counter-attacking ones. This could be fun. Or over quickly. Or both.
Steven Mullaney
Nottinghamshire captain on The Cricket Social
Sam Curran's best innings for England so far have been counter-attacking ones.
Adil Rashid drives down the ground to get off the mark with a single.
Two more singles from the over follow.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent in Pallekele
England might get more, but I think 220 is a good score on this.
Buttler c Karunaratne b Pushpakumara 63 (Eng 171-7)
Image source, Getty ImagesYou live by the reverse sweep, you die by the reverse sweep.
Jos Buttler has played the shot expertly all day but gets it wrong this time as Malinda Pushpakumara cannily bowls it a bit slower.
Buttler is through the shot early and the ball loops up off the top edge for Dimuth Karunaratne to complete a simple catch at backward point.
Hard to criticise Buttler for that, it's a shot that brought him a lot of runs and put Sri Lanka back under pressure. A fine knock that leaves you wanting more.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent in Pallekele
Image source, AFPI think Buttler has flattened Sri Lanka. Their body language is not of a team where the ball is fizzing and popping off the pitch. He has sucked all the positivity out of them.
Just one from the over after all that.
Andy Zaltzman
The Cricket Social statistician
If he'd fumbled that, he would have got Sam Curran out.