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
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
I think England will need to bowl Sri Lanka out for around 135 again to be able to win the Test.
I would be wanting to be bowling at England tonight if I was Sri Lanka. But they have to just bat until tea and see where it takes them.
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Jenifer Moore: Oh well. 37 is nothing. Let's go bowlers!
The onus is on Sri Lanka, really, to push for a win - they're 1-0 down in the series and they'd back their spinners more than England would to win a match, I'd wager.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
This next innings will decide the way the game will go.
Lasith Embuldeniya leads the team off, figures of 42-6-137-7 to his name.
Time for England's spinners to step up, I think.
Leach lbw b D Perera 1 (Eng 344)
Hitting middle stump, and England's innings is over.
Sri Lanka start their second innings with a 37-run lead.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Leach didn't get down low enough.
The ball has gone under the bat, stuck Jack Leach on the back leg, and it doesn't look great for Leach.
I think this is rather out...
Jack Leach tries a sweep, misses, and is given out lbw.
He reviews it.
Jack Leach and England are off the mark on the fourth day with a gentle clip to square leg.
Told you! Jimmy Anderson celebrates by reverse sweeping into the vacant area on the boundary for four. Lovely.
Unsurprisingly, it'll be Lasith Embuldeniya, who has figures of 7-132, to share opening duties this morning.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
For England to win this Test match it would take an incredible performance. They can't have a bad hour.
For my money, Jimmy Anderson is one of the best reverse sweepers in this England side.
He gets a delivery that spins past his outside edge to end the over.
The most solid of forward defensives from James Anderson first up, and we're off.
Dilruwan Perera will pick up where he left off last night, with four balls left in the over.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
I really enjoyed how England played yesterday, they showed real fight.
Jack Leach is coming out to the middle, accompanied by Jimmy Anderson, after Joe Root was run out off the final ball of yesterday's session.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
You feel 10 or 15 runs here from Jack Leach and James Anderson will be like 50 runs at a different ground, like The Oval, such is the pitch.
I am still thinking about this from yesterday, which almost gave me nightmares.
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