LONDON :England were firmly in the driving seat in the second test against Sri Lanka at Lord's on Saturday, with the visitors ending day three on 53-2 as they chase down a massive target of 483 to level the three-match series. Joe Root earlier made his record 34th test century for England, taking the Yorkshireman past the 33 test hundreds scored by Alastair Cook to make him England's greatest centurion in the game's longest format. Sri Lanka lost the wickets of Nishan Madushka and Pathum

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