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Former Pakistan pacer Mohammad Amir admitted that he is enjoying his County stint with Gloucestershire but disagreed about his Test return.

“It is too early to talk about a Test return. You never know and things can be changed but for now, I’m enjoying playing for Gloucestershire,” said Amir as quoted ESPNcricinfo.

“I am playing after three years so it isn’t easy as a fast bowler. I didn’t play any first-class cricket in the last four years but I am getting better after the first game and just trying to help the boys and do well for them. As a bowler it is my duty to bowl well and lead from the front, so that is what I’m trying to do,” he added.

Amir recently signed up with the Gloucestershire county cricket club to replace injured Naseem Shah.

The left-arm seamer last played Test cricket for Pakistan in 2019 and hasn't represented his country in any format since retiring from international action at the age of 28.