India v England: Graeme Swann hails return of 'old fashioned' Kevin Pietersen as he gives tourists platform Pietersen began the day with a chat to Shane Warne admitting his mind had been "scrambled" a bit during the first Test. Warne told television viewers in India that he offered a few straight forward words of advice to Pietersen, basically telling him to trust his game rather than get suckered into mind games over facing left-arm spin. It appeared to work. "KP showed what a class player he is," said Swann. It's great to see him be so positive and play some old fashioned KP shots and I am sure he will keen to dig in and make this partnership with Cooky a marvellous one. The main thing we're in a good position in the game. At the end of day one there was a lot of negativity because we hadn't taken a wicket for the last couple of hours but at the end of today a lot of people will be backing England. We're still 150 behind, so we won't be talking about milestones and centuries and things like that. We know we have to build as big a lead as possible so we can have a good crack at India in this game. One indisputable milestone on Saturday was Swann's 200th Test wicket. It is four years since he made his debut in India and it felt as if Cheteshwar Pujara had been batting for that long when he was finally dismissed by Swann for the first time in this series. Pujara has been the standout batsman for India. He's used his feet very well and played the ball on its merits," said Swann. I think the runs he's scored speak for themselves. So it's very nice to dismiss him, it doesn't normally take three innings of a Test series to get a man out but we've done it now so hopefully that's taken the finger out of the dam.