England slip to 14-3 - target 74
Bairstow 11*, Lawrence 7*
Sibley 2, Crawley 8, Root run out 1
Bairstow survives run-out chance
Two wickets for Embuldeniya
Sri Lanka 359: Thirimanne 111
First hundred since 2013
Mathews 71, K Perera 62
Leach 5-122, Bess 3-100
First Test, day four, Galle
Two-Test series postponed from March
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Thirimanne gets away with that a little bit. Dom Bess has bowled a tight line to him, so it's the first time he's got any width.
Oh, Dom Sibley was about a centimetre away from grabbing that ball at short extra cover...
Trail by 115
Dom Bess lets his disappoinment show with a short delivery that is mullered by Lahiru Thirimanne for four.
That's Thirimanne into the nineties...
Dom Bess gets away with a short delivery as Lahiru Thirimanne gallumphs it to cover point, who makes a bit of a mess of stopping the ball.
Oh! That would have been a stunner! Thirimanne drills Dom Bess towards cover, not quite timing the shot, and Dom Sibley's terrific, one-handed effort is in vain.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
This is Lahiru Thirimanne's highest score since 2013.
He has now ended his sequence of not reaching 70 - 53 in a row, which is a record in Test innings for a top-six batsman, beating Devon Smith of West Indies (51), and Allan Lamb (41).
It is a fine effort from someone who has struggled in this format.
Trail by 123
I've got this and the Gabba Test on, which you can follow thanks to commentary from our chums at ABC Grandstand. Quite nice, sitting on the sofa under a duvet because I'm too cheap to put the heating on, with two lots of cricket playing.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
It's a horrible job being a nightwatchman.
I was quite angry about being it once so I did just go out and swing. We were playing Kent at Canterbury, and I'd bowled about 30 overs, and David Gower told me to get them on.
I went in on a hat-trick in the first over. I'll be honest, the hat-trick ball wasn't negotiated with quite the confidence and focus it should be.
Thirimanne 83, Mathews 0
That's better from Dom Bess, finding some spin sharp enough to beat the outside edge of a flat-footed Lahiru Thirimanne. It's a better length from Bess - no gimme balls as of yet.
That's sure to improve Stuart Broad's mood, as he offers up a bit of width to Lahiru Thirimanne and watches the ball get thrashed straight through a diving Dom Bess at backward point to go for four.
Thirimanne tries to repeat the shot and this time Bess fields it cleanly. A wise move, given the look on Broad's face right now.
Angelo Mathews is the new man at the crease for Sri Lanka, who trail by 128 runs.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That all happened so low key that nobody has done anything. There's no high fives or celebrations. Lasith Embuldeniya just walks off.
Embuldeniya c Sibley b Bess 0 (SL 158-3)
Still, no harm done.
A soft dismissal, truth be told, as Lasith Embuldeniya spoons Dom Bess' final ball of the over straight into the waiting hands of Dom Sibley at short cover. Nobody celebrated! But he did his job last night, which is the point of a nightwatchman.
Oh!
Calling this a drop is unfair, but Zak Crawley has just spilt a toughie at short leg.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special
I'd have gone for Jack Leach at the other end personally.
I thought he bowled some beautiful deliveries, when he got it right. He got a little bit of turn and those two would offer you the most control and threat as a pair I think.
And at the opposite end, it'll be Dom Bess, who didn't have a good day yesterday. He was run out for nought - a brutal bit of burgling by Joe Root - and struggled for consistency with the ball.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Stuart Broad knows that his job is absolutely to keep everything as tight as he possibly can.
He hates giving away runs, as we know, him and Jimmy Anderson.
A rare bit of width from Stuart Broad, and Lahiru Thirimanne clonks a drive away into the off side for the first runs of the day.
Trail by 130
Bang on the money as always from Stuart Broad first up, and Lahiru Thirimanne defends the ball to mid-off.
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Anyway, here's Stuart Broad...
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
The word from Galle is that the weather seems better today than it has been throughout the game.
The game is set up nicely, and while you still strongly fancy England to win it, you just never know.