SHOWS: COLOMBO, SRI LANKA (NOVEMBER 24, 2012) (REUTERS - ACCESS ALL) 1. (SOUNDBITE) (English) SRI LANKA CAPTAIN MAHELA JAYAWARDENE SPEAKING, SAYING: "Well, right now, we are pretty much settled, so we'll have another look at the wicket tomorrow but right now, I think the line-up gives us a lot of variety, Dili (Thilakaratne Dilshan) coming into the side gives us a bowling option as well so yeah, we are quite comfortable with what we've got." 2. WIDE SHOT SRI LANKA CAPTAIN MAHELA JAYAWARDENE AT NEWS CONFERENCE 3. (SOUNDBITE) (English) SRI LANKA CAPTAIN MAHELA JAYAWARDENE SAYING: "Against a New Zealand side who will come hard at us, we just need to make sure that we are not complacent after Galle and, you know, play to our potential, try and improve on what we did at Galle, you know we'll be fine." STORY: Sri Lanka will welcome back opener Tillakaratne Dilshan for the second and final test against New Zealand in Colombo starting on Sunday (November 25) after he recovered from a back injury. Dilshan, whose last innings was an unbeaten 102 in the third match of the five-game ODI series, missed Sri Lanka's 10-wicket win inside three days in the first test in Galle. Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jaywardene said that Dilshan's return also gives his side another bowling option and is comfortable with the line up. "Well, right now, we are pretty much settled, so we'll have another look at the wicket tomorrow but right now, I think the line-up gives us a lot of variety, Dili (Thilakaratne Dilshan) coming into the side gives us a bowling option as well so yeah, we are quite comfortable with what we've got," said Jaywardene. "Against a New Zealand side who will come hard at us, we just need to make sure that we are not complacent after Galle and, you know, play to our potential, try and improve on what we did at Galle, you know we'll be fine," he added. New Zealand have named the same eleven that lost in Galle, plus uncapped leg-spinner Todd Astle, and will make a decision on the final make-up of the side on Sunday morning. There was good news for New Zealand with fast bowler Tim Southee likely to play after recovering from a groin injury that prevented him for bowling on the final day in Galle. New Zealand's problems against spin have dominated the match build-up after Rangana Herath took 11 wickets in Galle, giving him 46 from eight tests in 2012.