Illustrated StoryHales falls short, England press onESPNcricinfo staff12-Jun-2016It was a damp morning at Lord's, with the first session washed out AFPWhile the Lord's groundstaff cleaned up, England got into the Euro 2016 spirit AFPLoading ...After a minute's silence for former TCCB secretary Donald Carr, play got underway in the afternoon AFPAlex Hales rode his luck after resuming on 41 not out... AFP...going on to record his third half-century of the series AFPSteven Finn did not last long as nightwatchman, pinned lbw by Shaminda Eranga AFPAlastair Cook was fit to bat after a blow to the knee, coming in at No. 7 AFPSri Lanka thought they had removed Hales for 58... Getty Images...only for Rod Tucker to call a no-ball. Replays suggested the bowler, Nuwan Pradeep, was unlucky AFPCook unfurled the lesser-spotted reverse-sweep as England built their lead Getty ImagesWith Hales nearing a maiden Test century, Angelo Mathews came on and trapped him lbw for 94 AFPHales reviewed but his luck had run out and he departed short of the milestone again Getty ImagesCook hit out after a further rain delay, smashing the 11th six of his Test career Getty ImagesHe did what? And Cook even brought out the scoop Getty ImagesEnglandSri LankaEngland vs Sri LankaSri Lanka tour of England and IrelandRead in AppElevate your reading experience on ESPNcricinfo App.Download App Now