England win by six wickets - complete 2-0 series win
Sibley hits unbeaten half-century after England slip to 89-4
Embuldeniya takes 10 wickets in the match
Sri Lanka bowled out for 126
Four wickets each for Leach and Bess; two in two for Root
Three superb catches by Crawley at short leg
England add just five runs to overnight 339-9
It is a bit like Sri Lanka looked at their performance on the opening day of this series, thought 'can we be a bit more ridiculous?' and then batted like that.
Still. England do have to bat again, but I think this is a gettable target...
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Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
I am not ruling out seven wickets in the afternoon session. Whatever England have to chase I will be interested to see how they play.
Will they take this risky approach?
Bess and Leach have bowled nicely but Sri Lanka have gifted England this opportunity. When you are not too confident you do tend to panic. That is what they have done this morning.
Image source, Sri Lanka CricketSeven wickets for 72 runs in that session.
You know. Normal.
Lead by 104
What an absolutely ridiculous two hours of cricket.
That is a drop!
A sharp chance, outside edge flying to Joe Root at slip, and he gets one hand to it but can't cling on.
This is a batting performance as bad as Sri Lanka put on in the first innings of the first Test.
Sri Lanka are 103 runs in front with four wickets in hand.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
I know I am a bit old but when has it changed that you just see your team into lunch? Dickwella has played enough cricket to know that.
At least make Bess bowl his best ball. Shocking batting.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
That is not a great shot from Dickwella.
Dickwella c Lawrence b Bess 7 (SL 66-6)
My WORD.
That is, in a word, nonsense from Niroshan Dickwella. Horrible, horrible, horrible. It's an average delivery from Dom Bess and Dickwella, for reasons best known to himself, slaps it straight - and I mean straight - to Dan Lawrence at extra cover. There's two minutes to go until lunch!!
Sri Lanka's lead has just stretched beyond 100.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
That is a good chance. Thirmanne gobbled them up at slip. That was a relatively straight-forward one for Root.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
That seemed to take Root by surprise.
Almost a fourth for Jack Leach!
Ramesh Mendis presses forward and this delivery turns sharply, so sharply that it takes the outside edge, and the ball surprises Joe Root at slip. Root throws both his hands down but the ball bursts through and, to add insult to injury, goes for four.
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Abdullah Haider: England need to win this Test to stay in the race for the Test Championship final heading to India. Then a 2-1 series win in India will be enough to qualify for the final if Australia don't win 2 of their 3 Tests in South Africa. So much at stake here. Context.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Mendis has a first-class triple century at a strike-rate of more than 100. This could be interesting.
Lead by 97
Four more to Niroshan Dickwella as he reverse sweeps - a little aerially, it has to be said, but it's through backward point and it beats a diving Dom Sibley on the boundary.
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Lead by 90
A wild, loose sweep from Niroshan Dickwella and he misses the ball by a yard, which spins quickly over the top of the stumps and runs away for a couple of byes.