Fair enough mate, to me it seemed like England were too aggressive and paid for it, and I'd expect Sri Lanka to be patient and push closer to 400 first innings with the time afforded to them to do so by England dropping wickets so quick.
Sam Curran's hitting on what is increasingly looking a spining wicket has put England in a supremely dominant position.
George Dobell (cricinfo) writes...
'If there was any doubt how much assistance the surface in Pallekele would provide for spinners in this match - and there really wasn't very much - it was banished within a few minutes of the start of the second Test.
The first and final balls of the second over of the innings, bowled by offspinner Dilruwan Perera, fizzed past the outside edge of Rory Burns' bat. By the close, 10 of the 11 wickets to fall had been taken by spinners with few more dramatic than the last - Kaushal Silva being bowled by a beauty from Jack Leach that drew him forward, gripped and turned past the outside edge to clip the top of off stump. Not many are expecting to be here on Sunday.'
While 285 isn't a spectacular score, and maybe only slightly above par batting first, it was the pace of scoring while the wicket was at least in some way playable that could prove crucial. They were looking for shots without being totally wreckless and although, as always, there were tough moments, I thought they got it just about right.
Jack Leach has shown what demons are in this pitch and its only likely to markedly deteriorate, and with this heat, very quickly indeed.
That delivery which dismissed Silva told you everything, in fact Leach himself was dismissed by a marvellous delivery himself when batting.
I would expect 150-180 to be a decent score batting second and for the match to be all but over.
Even thunderstorms may not make much difference as England cover all bases and the wicket will only get worse
England absolutely huge favourites to win this game