3.2 Cut straight to point! Another early breakthrough for the West Indies, and it's quite the soft one truth be told. Short, but perhaps not wide enough for this stroke, as Madushka leans back to make room on the cut. The extra bounce means he can't really keep this down, nor find the direction either side of point, as King makes no mistake holding on to this at chest height 15/1

79.4 skied and Alzarri sends back the set batter! A monumental innings comes to an end! Banged in short outside off and this seems to just hold a little. A bit of tennis ball bounce and Udara, swiping at it, is not in control of the pull. The ball skews off the top edge and Shamar, stood on the fine leg fence, does the rest. A timely breakthrough for the hosts, just before the second new ball is due, but take nothing away from a terrific innings! 333/4

7.6 Joseph has two and it's the big scalp of Chandimal! Another soft one as far as Sri Lanka are concerned. This was full on middle and leg, and Chandimal could place this anywhere, but he ends up whipping this straight into the pouch of square leg - King is the catcher once more. West Indies will be chuffed with that one 25/2

49.6 Oh what's happened here? The West Indies think they have their man, and indeed they do! My word, that is some outstanding glove work from Shai Hope! Take a bow. This was full and just down leg. Kamindu overbalances as he looks to work this onside, and briefly lifts his back foot, before bring his front foot back over the crease. But it's in that moment that Hope, keeping up to the wicket, has collected the ball low and whipped off the bails. Brilliant, brilliant stuff! 240/3

80.2 Test wicket number 100, and a piece of history for Jayden Seales! The second-quickest West Indian (in terms of balls) to the mark. And this is the perfect tempter that gets rid of the SL captain. Full and wide, inviting the loose waft. DDS cannot resist the temptation and flays at it, only to find first slip. Big, big wicket and all of a sudden, this day is looking just fine for the hosts! 333/5

120.5 Oh, there's the breakthrough and it's an innocuous delivery that Mendis has helped onto the stumps! Shuffles across for the scoop and just gets an inside edge onto the stumps. Mendis falls for 69 as a 143-run stand comes to an end 476/6

131.3 Oh my, Dinusha falls to Hodge! Two boundaries and out and Dinusha misses out on a maiden Test ton by eight runs! It's on a length around middle and off and Dinusha looks to flick it leg side off the back foot. He's early into the shot and gets a leading edge and the ball pops to cover. A fantastic innings comes to an end, and century or not, he can be mighty proud of his effort here 512/7

136.2 Skier and taken! This was full outside off, and Milan gets on one knee reaching for this attempted sweep. Can only top edge it straight up as the fielder at midwicket makes no mistake 532/8

139.3 The ninth wicket falls and with it comes the declaration! This was banged in short and Isitha looks to take on the pull. It's a top edge that goes pretty high towards square leg, but John Campbell finally holds on to one. So to confirm, Sri Lanka have declared on 549 for 9 549/9

47.5 Campbell what was that? Holes out to Chandimal at deep midwicket. There was really no need for this shot. He backed away again, looking for that slap over the offside once more. But this time Asitha followed him with the bouncer. Despite being cramped, Campbell swipes at it hurriedly and deposits the ball in the fielder's lap. Sri Lanka had fielders out on the legside so clearly the bouncer trap was set. 122/2

8.6 Edged and excellently taken in the slips! This was full around off, and shaped away just enough to grab the edge on the drive. Still, this needed a lot of catching as it was dying towards the slips, but Kamindu at second slip sprung into life and moved low to his left to pluck this inches from the ground 33/1

56.6 feathered through and Jayasuriya gets his reward! That was beautifully done from Jayasuriya, who gave this flight to draw Hodge forward on the forward defence before turning it delightfully past him. Kusal goes up immediately for a caught behind and so does the finger shortly after. Hodge has a think about the review, but he knows he's nicked it and walks off 144/4

52.1 Taken excellently at short leg and its the Sri Lanka's first Test tormentor Jangoo! It's the rough outside the left hander's off stump that does the trick. This turns back sharply to take the inside edge as Jangoo looks to lunge out and defend. Very well held at short leg too, over his left shoulder 135/3

133.1 The ploy has worked, somehow. A length ball down the leg side. Hope looks to pad it away but it's way too down. He misses but in the process, he comes out of his crease. Mendis failed to collect it but the ball hit his gloves and ricocheted onto the stumps. Replay shows Hope was out of his crease when the bails came off 386/5

165.5 Greaves is the last man to fall! Tosses this one up outside off, as Greaves looks to drag this onside against the turn, gets a leading edge instead and it's an easy catch for Asitha at backward point. The West Indies are bowled out for 499, Sri Lanka take a first innings lead of 50. 499/10

146.6 Finds the edge and Asitha is rewarded for his persistence! This was another short one, but just in the corridor right outside off. Chase is off his feet again looking to defend, but this has moved just enough off the surface to grab a faint nick through to the keeper. Chase starts walking before the finger can go up 438/6

148.3 And the short ball has another victim! This rises sharply on Phillip, who takes his eye off the ball and puts his hands up. It's glove onto the helmet, and easily taken near point. Phillip walks 441/7

154.6 Joseph runs out of patience. Short ball down the leg side and he goes for the pull. There was no intention to keep it down but he fails to clear fine leg, who takes a catch tumbling to his left 465/8

159.4 There's the five-for! This was short outside off, and Shamar can't help but have a swing at this. It's a thick edge that flies fine to third man, where Kamindu Mendis runs forward to his right and makes no mistake 478/9