Team India batsman Karun Nair said that he was not able to convert his starts into big scores in the recently concluded Test series against England, however, he feels that letting those disappointments go away is important for him to make his return to the run-making ways.

"I was disappointed at not being able to convert the start at The Oval (where he made a 57) into a century. But it was quite important to grind my way on that first day with the team in a tricky position. The nerves were there, but I was feeling good. I was hoping to convert, which I couldn`t," Nair told ESPNCricinfo.

Nair featured in four of the five-match Test series against the `Three Lions`. The right-hander scored 205 runs, with an average of 25, including just one half-century.