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Oh no, Kusal!

A single from Pavan Rathnayake off Jamie Overton brings the Sri Lanka skipper back on strike and, having faced one dot, sees a delivery scud past his outside edge.

Jos Buttler throws the ball in the air and after a pause the umpire's finger goes up.

Kusal reviews immediately.

Russel Arnold
Ex-Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

Kusal Mendis will be thinking we cannot lose two wickets together.

He will allow Pavan Rathnayake to play himself in.

Gus Atkinson has been very good in terms of his bowling figures.

Pavan Rathnayake arrives at the crease, Sri Lanka now have two right-handers out there.

He takes three singles from the over, Kusal Mendis takes two - that moves the Sri Lanka captain to 99.

England's skipper Harry Brook has a catch success of 88% in international cricket, the perfect man underneath a high ball after the earlier drop.

Russel Arnold
Ex-Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

Great opportunity, and great situation to be from Sri Lanka's point of view.

And sometimes it's the edge that gives you the best result, its fascinating to see the speed of the outfield and the ball never slowed down.

I also liked the way Kamindu Mendis approached his innings, allowing Kusal Mendis to play freely and continue the flow of runs.

Josh Tongue draws a thick outside from Kusal Mendis, sending past Jamie Overton at short third.

Overton and Will Jacks give chase, but can't stop the ball reaching the boundary - that takes the Sri Lanka captain into the nineties.

Kusal adds four more from the following delivery, trying to play behind square on the off side but a bit edge-y, with the ball going to the ropes via an empty cordon region.

One further single takes Kusal to 97.

Gus Atkinson is back.

Kusal Mendis sends his first ball through backward point for three before Kamindu Mendis runs a swift single into the covers.

Tom Banton doesn't collect the ball cleanly, but recovers well enough to throw down the striker's stumps and keep Kusal on his toes.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport journalist at Headingley

Bowling coach Tim Southee has just wandered out with a drink for Jofra Archer. A message too, perhaps?

Mark Wood
Former England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

A little bit of cat and mouse going on here between Josh Tongue and Kusal Mendis.

Tongue is definitely mixing it up here with his pace.

Having conceded 19 runs from his previous over, Josh Tongue has a better time of it in this outing.

Three singles and a wide.

Sri Lanka have scored 10 or more runs off an over five times so far today, that's already more than they managed in the opening ODI of the series (three 10+ run overs).

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

This is a great opportunity for Sri Lanka.

Can they get a challenging score? Something like 350-plus would be a target.

Bit of a quieter over after the excitement down the other end.

Just three singles off Jofra Archer's over.

Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician

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Since drinks at the end of the 17th over, Kusal Mendis has scored 51 runs off 24 deliveries.

Make that the eighties...

Kusal Mendis fires Josh Tongue through the covers for four then reaches eighty with a single to the leg side.

19 runs off the over, all of them Kusal's.

Mark Wood
Former England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

You can see the confidence in the batters. A beautiful shot from Kusal Mendis.

SL 154-1published at 24.4 overs

24.4 overs

Cracking shot!

Kusal Mendis wallops Josh Tongue over mid-on for his third six.

Having passed 50 in the 23rd over, he's now into the seventies...