Sri Lanka 204 and 151 for 4 (Nissanka 66, Dhananjaya 45*) lead West Indies 253 (Brathwaite 72, Mendis 6-70) by 102 runs
Veerasammy Permaul removed Charith Asalanka in an otherwise quiet first hour, Pathum Nissanka and Dhananjaya de Silva then put on 78 for the third wicket, before Roston Chase struck with the last ball before lunch to yank West Indies back into a a good position, trapping Nissanka lbw for 66.
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