Alastair Cook stood in disbelief after rocking back to play his favoured pull but only succeeded in bottom edging Dhammika Prasad and seeing the ball cannon into his stumps. It was the lowest point of the worst day of his captaincy. When Cook was churning out hundred after hundred he would simply have despatched the ball to the boundary but now, woefully out of form and fighting for his captaincy life, even the shot that has earned him a huge chunk of his 8,000 plus Test runs had badly let him down. VIDEO Scroll down to watch reaction to day four from Ian Bell
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Second match of two-Test series. First Test drawn at Lord's
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Sri Lanka started day four on 215-4 with a lead of 106
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Captain Angelo Mathews scored 160 to help set winning target of 350
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England lost captain Alastair Cook, Gary Ballance, Sam Robson and Ian Bell in evening session
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England finished day on 57-5 and require a further 298 runs to win
Cook was gone for 16, Gary Ballance followed next ball and England began crashing in the most demoralised, shambolic manner possible to the unheralded talents of a 31-year-old journeyman in @placeholder, who took four prime wickets.