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'd prefer to be in England's shoes but Sri Lanka will fancy their chances if they can get Jos Buttler out in the next 10-15 runs. England, to be fair, have been good in these situations in the last few years.
Ramesh Mendis will get us going after drinks.
I hope Jack has his cleaning cloth ready.
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All about Steve: Absolutely no need to panic - all is calm and I predict Leach to hit the winning runs following a last-wicket stand of 40 with Jimmy Anderson.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
This innings will do Sibley so much good. I have been impressed with how he's grasped this chance.
Get the kettle on and then settle in for the final hour. Are we coming back tomorrow?
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
You can tell Sibley has been in the nets in the last couple of days, working out a method which works for him.
Target 164
Oh! Dom Sibley underedges the ball just past the stumps and nutmegs Dickwella. Ramesh Mendis gives chase, can't stop it from reaching the boundary and then ends up leaping over the advertising boards as he can't stop his momentum.
A short delivery is clattered by Sibley and it takes a superb dive from Dilruwan Perera to stop it. Perera dived so wholeheartedly that he almost lost his trousers.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
It's Buttler or bust for England in my view now.
Need 70 to win
Just a casual 15 wickets have fallen today. Test cricket. It's never dull. Or at least, it's never dull when England are involved.
And Jos Buttler ensures it stays entertaining with a gorgeous drive through the covers for four to get himself off the mark.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
This is now getting serious.
Three men around the bat as Jos Buttler joins Dom Sibley...
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Darren Cox: I'm watching the cricket like I used to watch Doctor Who - from behind a cushion.
Stan Harper: Hate to say it but England needed Root out. Seeing this home or not, the rest of the line up need to soak up and battle against the pressure
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Another strange one. It's a poor shot because there was a big gap between bat and pad, and he's driven it straight into his pad.
Lawence c Dickwella b Embuldeniya 2 (Eng 89-4)
Gone!
Still needing 75 runs to win, Dan Lawrence has gone for a big drive, miscued it, and edged the ball onto the bottom of his pad and up to Niroshan Dickwella, who did very well to react quickly and take the catch. Not a great shot, that - massive gap between bat and pad - and this ridiculous match marches on...
A full delivery from Embuldeniya...
...oh and Lawrence has driven it straight into his pad!
Oh dear...
We're going upstairs for a caught behind off Dan Lawrence. Soft signal is out.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
Joe Root scored 200 runs off 247 balls off the bowling of Lasith Embuldeniya.
It is only the fifth time a batsman has scored 200 runs off a specific bowler in a season, and only the second time they have done so without getting out to that bowler. The previous occasion was Rahul Dravid off Stuart MacGill in Australia in 2003-04.
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Target 164
Dan Lawrence works an easy single off his pads. Plenty of noise around the bat now. Sri Lanka's tails are well and truly up.