England faced a tough task to take anything from their first Test with India, as the hosts dominated Day Two in Ahmedabad. India declared on an imposing 521-8, with Cheteshwar Pujara scoring an unbeaten double century and then tore through the England top order leaving the visitors three down before the close of play. Scrutiny over England's decision to play three quick bowlers rather than spinner Monty Panesar intensified when Indian spinners Ravichandran Ashwin and Pragyan Ohja took the three wickets for the home side. Debutant Nick Compton, night-watchman James Anderson and Jonathon Trott all fell, leaving England 41-3. In truth, England's batsmen never looked comfortable against spin in the 18 overs before the end of day two. When Trott was caught off Ashwin, England supporters were left with the familiar feeling of disappointment over England's failings in the subcontinent. Earlier, Graeme Swann had claimed five wickets but was given little support from England's largely ineffective pace bowlers. The five-wicket haul was his 14 th in Test Cricket, with the other dismisalls courtesy of Samit Patel, Kevin Pietersen and James Anderson. However, against both spin and seam, Pujara seemed in total control. His score of 206 was reinforced by a tally 117 from Virender Sehwag and 74 from Yuvraj Singh. England will look to captain Alistair Cook and the 'reintegrated' Kevin Pietersen to lead the fight back on day three. But England's hopes of a positive result seem close to impossible with a total of 281 more runs needed to