Karachi: Pakistan skipper Inzamam-ul-Haq has decided to put behind the Oval Test row and bring his focus back on cricket with the start of the ODI series against England this week.
"What has happened has happened and now we have to look towards the future," Inzamam was quoted as saying in The News on Sunday.
Inzamam faced an eight-ODI or four-Test ban after being charged with ball tampering and bringing the game to disrepute following Pakistan's forfeiture of the fourth Test against England last week.
"The (Pakistan Cricket) Board would be taking care of it, I am sure. My job is to play to the best of my ability in the forthcoming One-Dayers and to make it sure that my boys do the same," he said.
"We have some important matches coming up and need to shift our focus on them.
"Losing the series against England was very disappointing and now we have to win the One-Dayers to get some compensation before going home."
Pakistan are to feature in a ODI series against England beginning with a Twenty20 match at Bristol on Monday.
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