Sri Lanka continue chipping their way through the deficit, with Dinesh Chandimal sending a cut just past the hands of a soaring fielder at gully.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

Angelo Mathews averages 51 against left-arm spin and 51 against off-spin in Tests.

A better over from Jack Leach, and it's a maiden to boot.

It's about nine minutes until the lunch/breakfast/second breakfast break.

A change of ends for Jack Leach, it seems.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

The spinners have bowled too straight to the left-handers and their lengths have been a little too short.

Russel Arnold was saying last night that you've got to get people forward in Sri Lanka.

Wallop! Dinesh Chandimal has a big swing of the bat and cracks Mark Wood away through cover for four. Well, if you're gonna swing, swing hard.

One over and out for Jack Leach, with Mark Wood returning.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

It's such an obvious indicator or how well you are bowling.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special

The biggest stat that worries me is that maidens column. Broad has bowled seven out of his 12 overs - he stands out. But the spinners should be churning them out.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

Are these worrying signs for England?

At the Gabba, Matt Wade has just convinced Tim Paine to go for a review that... well, to call it optimistic would be insulting to optimists. My word.

And in Galle, Sam Curran gets Angelo Mathews turned around but an outside edge runs away for a couple of runs.

Ever feel like you're watching the wrong Test match?

Another mixed bag from Jack Leach, some on the money, some too short.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

It feels like the intensity has ramped up with this harder, new ball. But we haven't really seen any uneveness of bounce.

A change of bowler before lunch, with Jack Leach replacing Mark Wood.

A tasty delivery from Sam Curran, finding a bit of extra bounce on this pitch and the ball just about avoids Dinesh Chandimal's gloves as he reaches.

Now that is a thick edge - and it'll go for four! There's no one at third slip, and if there had been, that would have been straight to them. Instead, it's gone racing into the boundary rope.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Curran just seems to have that knack. There's not a lot of sideways movement, but he delivers - he breaks partnerships. He's a bit of a golden arm.

Four! Dinesh Chandimal cuts and cuts furiously, hoicking Mark Wood well over the top of gully and down to third man. That's an over of 90mph deliveries from the England bowler

Well, things have suddenly just got a lot better for England. But in case you were on a 6am alarm, here's what you've missed this morning.

England got rid of nightwatchman Lasith Embuldeniya in the second over of the day as he looped a simple catch to Dom Sibley at short cover off spinner Dom Bess.

Opener Lahiru Thirimanne, 76 overnight, moved to his second Test century - 2,871 days after his first.

However, Sam Curran has just had him caught by Jos Buttler via an inside edge - just three overs after England took the new ball. That breakthrough ended a 52-run partnership with Angelo Mathews.

Stand-in captain Dinesh Chandimal is now in alongside Mathews, with Sri Lanka whittling down England's first-innings advantage of 286.

Image source, Sri Lanka Cricket