Colombo, Aug. 21 -- Former Sri Lanka all-rounder Russel Arnold believes the hosts may struggle to add another frontline spinner to their playing XI for the second Test against India, as doing so could upset the team's overall balance.

The second Test of the two-match series will begin on August 23 at the Sinhalese Sports Club (SSC) in Colombo, with India leading 1-0 after a comprehensive 165-run victory in the opening Test at the Galle International Stadium.

India fielded three frontline spinners in the first Test and their dominance with the ball, particularly on the deteriorating surface on the final day, proved decisive. Sri Lanka, meanwhile, went in with two specialist spinners.

Asked whether Sri Lanka should bring experienced spin...