“Frustrating, but lesson learned”: Karun Nair is thinking about the tour in England; Lauds Shubman Gill, Gautam Gambhir for more clarity | Cricket news

New Delhi: For Karun Nair, the Anderson – Tentulkar trophy recently completed in England was a bit bittersness experience. The striker of India, who traveled with a mountain of domestic races behind him, returned with 205 points of eight sleeves to an average of 25.62. The best score of 57 at the oval was his only half -century, but what was really the likely chances: scores of 40, 31, 26 and 21 – good starts that failed.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!“I was struck very well throughout the series and I was starting in most matches. But I just couldn’t convert it, which was frustrating for me more than anyone,” admitted Nair to PTI. “The only lesson on which I thought is to make sure to convert the start that I get. I have spoken to a lot of people, and I will work there very soon.

However, the 33-year-old man is proud to be part of a team that fought England in a 2-2 draw. “Few teams went to England and leveled the series in five tests. I am really proud to be part of this incredible team,” he said.Nair credited the skipper Shubman Gill and head coach Gautam Gambir for having favored clarity and resilience. “The best part was that the messaging was clear. We showed that we never abandoned, and the attitude was to always continue to fight. You could see this on the field,” he noted.Back in India, Nair’s immediate attention will be Karnataka, where he will return after two seasons with Vidarbha. “It was a difficult decision to leave, but for personal reasons that I had to do it. It is now a question of helping Karnataka and guiding young people if necessary,” he said.Currently Mysore Warriors leader in the Ksca Maharaja trophy, Nair insists that his eyes are firmly improved. “For me, it is a question of working on myself day after day and to improve every day on my skills and my physical form,” he said.