With Dan Lawrence and Jonny Bairstow, there are some interesting selection issues for England: we've still got Rory Burns, Ben Stokes and Ollie Pope to return, there are a few questions over Dom Sibley's sub-continent style, and England will have to decide how they want to make up their side for long, hard days in India.

It's not a bad quandry to have.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Bairstow is an incredible character and cricketer. How can England get the Jonny Bairstow out there with a point-to-prove mentality because when he has he delivers. His body language is different when he has a point to prove.

There is still some cricket going on, with Australia stretching their lead over India at the Gabba but, er, it's raining.

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Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

It has been a really interesting Test. Sri Lanka were so bad on days one and two but have come back in the last two days. When I think about the preparation England have had, in Loughborough in a tent, one day in the middle in Sri Lanka and then rain, to put in this kind of performance is a great effort. This is not a great Sri Lanka team but it is always special when you win the subcontinent.

A welcome return to form for Jack Leach too which, after the difficulties of the past 18 months, is just the nicest thing.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

For a young player like Lawrence, shaking the opponent's hand knowing you have got your team over the line would mean so much.

Dan Lawrence has an average of 94 after his first Test. A solid performance, and a great sign for the long months ahead.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

How nice for Dan Lawrence to be there at the end. We like the look of him. He looks like someone who could be around for a while.

That was a cracking Test match - after that first day, I didn't expect to be here on day five!

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

There weren't too many smiles on the England balcony last night but there are now.

Jonny Bairstow sweeps and lets out a "get in!" as the ball races to the boundary.

After 35 minutes, England have secured victory, and taken a 1-0 lead in this two-match series.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

I can see Sri Lankan shoulders drooping. They can console themselves with having had a good second half of the game.

A dot!

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

England are set for their fourth consecutive win away from home. It will be first time England have won four away Tests in a row since the 1950s.

Short, and Dan Lawrence cuts it away with absolute ease.

Two to win...

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

The way Bairstow has played spin in this game, I think England will take his place at number three for India from pencil pen. He is a really good player of spin.

A more leisurely two for Jonny Bairstow this time off Lasith Embuldeniya, and England need five to win.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

If Sri Lanka had got another 65 in the first innings...

England take their target down to single figures as Jonny Bairstow comes tearing through for a second run.

I don't know if someone can run aggressively, but if they can, then Bairstow does. It's like he's shoulder barging his way through a crowded room.

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

Bairstow looks switched on. Sometimes it is difficult coming out for such a short period but he looks focused.