Jack Leach said he "not entirely set in stone as I at any point have been to play for Britain" after his 12-wicket pull got Somerset's success over Durham, and is focusing on a put on October's Test visit to Pakistan. Leach was Britain's best option spinner for the primary year of Ben Stokes' residency as skipper, however has just played two Tests over the most recent year and a half because of back and knee wounds. Shoaib Bashir, his Somerset partner, has gotten out in front of him in the hierarchy and has taken three five-wicket pulls in his initial eight Tests. "I absolutely comprehend the motivation behind why Bash has been chosen," Leach said. "I rate him actually profoundly and think he is as of now a generally excellent bowler with a great deal of commitment for what's in store. We have cooperated a ton and I'm extremely glad for him and need to see him prosper. In any case, there is a visit to Pakistan coming up and on the off chance that Britain need me, I'm glad to go. "I would envision they will take more than one spinner and I believe I'm returning to my best after close to 12 months with niggles that have taken some surviving. You don't necessarily acknowledge that approaching back from injuries is so difficult. "Long spells like I have had against Durham surely help in that regard. It would be great if both Shoaib and myself would make the Pakistan visit and there is not a glaringly obvious explanation for why that can't occur. I try to stay cautiously optimistic, yet I am still up in the air as I at any point have been to play for Britain." "Meanwhile, I believe should give my very best for assist Somerset with coming out on top for the Title," Leach said. "We are completely energized at the possibility of confronting Surrey at Taunton next as one of three massively significant games.