Thanks, Sam.

Left-arm spinner Liam Dawson continues. We're firmly in the middle overs of the chase here.

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Turn and bounce for Jacob Bethell in his first over and it leads to Pavan Rathnayake popping the ball up into the off side.

Fortunately for Sri Lanka, it's into the gap. Just a single.

And again! This time it's Janith Liyanage who chips it just over extra cover and gets two.

The ball is starting to hold in the surface a touch, good news for England as Timothy Abraham comes in to see this one through to its conclusion.

Two from the last ball of the over makes it six from the Liam Dawson over.

That will probably do for Sri Lanka for the next little while, provided they don't lose any more wickets.

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David Gower
Ex-England captain on TNT Sports

That was the question Liam Dawson was asking straight away, 'has he gloved it?'. To be fair, he had a much better view of it than Jos Buttler.

That's a review gone.

Glove. Nothing but glove.

Not out and Sri Lanka get three. England are down to one review.

England don't seem convinced but they go for a review for lbw after Janith Liyanage goes a long way across his stumps to sweep.

The question is whether there is any glove on it or not? If not, he could be in trouble.

Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Increasing turn now. Wonderful game to watch. England wrestling it back, but still, if Sri Lanka get a good partnership going...

Top shot from Pavan Rathnayake.

Great use of the feet before drilling the ball past mid-off on the drive. That was right out of the middle of the bat.

Just two singles from the next five balls, though, as Will Jacks drags it back.

Very good over from Liam Dawson, just a single from it and the pitch does appear to be taking more turn now.

And with that, the required rate has jumped above the current run-rate for the first time in the chase - 7.21 to 7.09.

Better over for Sri Lanka as they take seven from Will Jacks' latest.

They should get three when Janith Liyanage reverse-sweeps through backward point but end up settling for two.

The three does come a couple of balls later when Pavan Rathnayake glances it away fine before Jacks finds a dot to end the over, getting significant turn back in to Liyanage.

Three dot balls start Liam Dawson's over and although Sri Lanka take four from the next three, the required rate is back up to seven.

Adil Rashid thinks Janith Liyanage has feathered behind on the cut, as does Will Jacks at cover, but Jos Buttler behind the stumps is having none of it.

The wicketkeeper is right and Harry Brook will be glad to have sided with his predecessor. No bat involved.

Liyanage just about gets his bat down in time to keep out a googly next ball and earn one of four singles in the over.

Pavan Rathnayake and Janith Liyanage exchange singles before the latter lifts the ball over mid-wicket and into the gap for two.

Four from Liam Dawson's over as England continue to drag that Sri Lanka run-rate down.

Jem Green
CricViz data analyst

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England’s spin unit (3.8º) are getting approximately 46% more turn than Sri Lanka did in the first innings (2.6º).

In the previous match England spinners were turning the ball more than Sri Lanka, but only by 9%.

Big-turning googly to end the Adil Rashid over. It surprises Pavan Rathnayake but he keeps it out.

Just three from the over as the players stop for drinks.

Sri Lanka's start was such that they're still going at eight an over. However, while their run-rate is beginning to drop, the require rate is creeping back up towards sevens.

Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special commentator

What a strange game this is; scoreboard pressure and all that, but for Sri Lanka to look at this and think we can settle down a bit isn’t easy. But they’ve got a bit of time to get partnerships going…