Michael Hussey has made it clear that he has no problem to represent his country in all three forms of the game.

Despite a crammed international schedule in place, Hussey is keen to play all forms of cricket.

"I want to try and play as much as I can. It took me so long to get one opportunity to play for Australia, so I would like to play as much as I possibly can because I know my shelf-life is a bit shorter than other guys who were able to start a bit younger," Hussey said.

"I don't want to make a choice"

"I think probably a few of the guys were just throwing it around, but for me personally I enjoy all forms of the game.

"I love Test cricket and I love one-day international cricket, but I've really enjoyed playing Twenty20 cricket as well, both for Australia and in the IPL. It's a difficult choice to make if you had to, but for me I didn't really want to make that choice," he added.

The 34-year-old is one of Australia's busiest cricketers who was forced to take a break for the recent limited-overs series against Pakistan and missed the Indian Premier League in South Africa in an effort to freshen himself up.

Hussey, who was instrumental in Australia's 5-0 Ashes whitewash in 2006-07, is eyeing another winning contribution when the first match of the five-Test series against England commences next month.
"Everyone is going to be very keen to do well because I think we're all shooting for places in the first Test team. Probably other than the captain, vice-captain and a couple of other key players, I don't think anybody can rest on their laurels.

"For me personally I'm really keen to get a couple of big scores and get the confidence up high coming into that first Test," he was quoted as saying in 'The Age'.