Broad said the equation has changed after the spot-fixing saga although they shared a good relationship with Pakistani counterparts before.
Pakistan and England will lock horns Friday in last warm-up match of the World Cup, beginning Saturday here with the clash between hosts Bangladesh and India.
Test series between two countries last year was marred by spot-fixing allegations, which led to imposition of bans on the then Pakistan Test captain Salman Butt and pace duo of Mohammad Asif & Mohammad Aamer.
"We`ve not seen a huge amount of them in the hotel -- we`ve not been going out for dinner with them particularly," Broad told reporters. "Obviously it was a tough summer for us last year, all England players will say the same."
"We enjoyed playing the cricket, but off-the-field incidents did damage our wonderful summer of cricket. You`ve got to move on, it`s international sport. You`ve got a job to do to prepare for our World Cup campaign, that`s our sole focus. We have some points to prove after the last seven or eight games of our ODI form and it`s important we start that tomorrow (Friday)."
England play on the Netherlands, who beat England in 2009 World Twenty20, at Nagpur in their inaugural World Cup match on February 22.
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