Sri Lanka v England: Graeme Swann backs England to 'rewrite history' and knock off 340 to win the first Test Swann, whose six for 82 were his best Test figures abroad, is a born optimist, but even he admitted to becoming frustrated when England failed to bring Sri Lanka's second innings to a close just after lunch. The last two wickets added 87 runs with a frustrating 46 being added for the last wicket after a Stuart Broad no-ball denied them the final wicket. "Sure there have been moments of frustration," he said, "But that next 40 minutes [after the no-ball] hurt a little bit. You're looking at a chase of 285, 290 and thinking "we're going to win this." But Swann, who jokingly admitted that the batsmen had let the bowlers down so far, does not believe there will be repeat of the first innings horror show, citing Jayawardene's brilliant 180 as evidence that run-scoring is not impossible on the slow pitch. To make the whole innings last 46-odd overs just wasn't acceptable and that's not just the top six, that's all 11 players. But the way we bounced back from that proved this team doesn't dwell on things that are in the past. There is another team out there and Sri Lanka wicketkeeper, Prasanna Jayawardene, who made a crucial half-century at the end of the Sri Lankan innings, is confident the home side can dismiss England for the second time.