Luke Wright makes Test cricket admission

Luke Wright has conceded that he may never get the chance to represent England at Test level ever again.

Four years ago the 28-year-old was tipped to replace the retiring Andrew Flintoff as England's all-rounder.

However, since then his career has taken a different course, with the right-hander having appeared in numerous Twenty20 and one-day international competitions.

As a result, Wright has admitted that his time with England over the longer format of the game may have come and gone.

"I've had to work at the forms where I was playing for England and things have naturally gone that way," he told the London Evening Standard.

"My focus naturally shifted. When I played in the Big Bash in 2012, it went better than I could have dreamed of and after that, I was suddenly getting offers to play in every competition."

Wright has signed up to play for the Pune Warriors during the upcoming Indian Premier League.