The underwhelming Test series against England might have been frustrating " for Karun Nair at that time, but the India batter says it has also strengthened his resolve to convert the starts when the next opportunity comes his way.
Nair, who went to England with a truckload of domestic runs under his belt, returned from the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy with 205 runs from eight innings at an average of 25.62, including the top-score of 57 at the Oval.
But he had scores of 40, 31, 26 and 21 in some of the other innings, indicating a palpable lack of conversion of good starts.