Sri Lanka v West Indies, 2nd Test, Colombo, 3rd day
Dilshan strikes give Sri Lanka the advantage
Darren Sammy dismissed Kumar Sangakkara for 150 to give West Indies their first breakthrough of the day•Associated Press
Rangana Herath chipped in with 24, as Sri Lanka declared on 387 for 9•AFP
Suranga Lakmal dismissed Gayle for a run-a-ball 30 to earn his maiden Test wicket•AFP
...and added 83 for the fourth wicket with Brendan Nash•AFP
Bad light intervened to ensure there was no more play but West Indies had been pegged back•AFP
Kemar Roach picked up his second Test five-wicket haul, snapping two wickets on the third day•Associated Press
Chris Gayle began in attacking fashion•AFP
Shivnarine Chanderpaul hung around for 8 before being trapped in front by Ajantha Mendis•AFP
Bravo looked fluent during his knock of 80•AFP
But lost his opening partner Adrian Barath early to Nuwan Kulasekara•AFP
But Darren Bravo led the recovery for West Indies...•AFP
But both Nash and Bravo fell within a space of a run as Tillakaratne Dilshan struck to put Sri Lanka ahead•AFP