No particular format is priority and I am not looking too far ahead: Bhuvneshwar on Test future

Xtra Time Web Desk: Team India medium pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar doesn''t want to prioritise any of the three formats but is not averse to the idea of once again wearing the India whites in Test cricket in future.
"To be honest, there is no priority for me whether it''s red ball or white ball, if I am selected in red ball and I am part of any team, I will definitely try to contribute.
"I am not looking to prioritise white or red ball cricket. So working on preparing for all formats," Bhuvneshwar said ahead of India''s white ball series against Sri Lanka starting with ODIs from Sunday.
"I am not looking way ahead, (certainly not 18-20 months) definitely. I will prepare myself for all three formats."
Asked if he is satisfied with his career and whether there are any regrets about not being a part of the "main" team, he was not really amused.
"I don''t think the team playing in England is ''main team'' neither is this team ''main''. Both are Indian teams.
"As far as I am concerned, injuries are a part and parcel and ups and downs are there but I am satisfied with my career. My endeavour is to contribute as much as possible for the Indian team."
Asked how it has been working with Dravid, Bhuvneshwar replied: "He keeps things simple. Everyone is listening to him. That''s been the case for the last month. We will get to learn more on strategic part in days to come."