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The 28-year-old will be at New Road until the middle of June and aims to use that time to gain valuable experience when he returns to Western Australia.

He told the Birmingham Post: "I've no idea where I sit in the framework of things back home; that's up to the selectors to decide.

"I'm just trying to improve as best I can and coming to England can help that.

"Being able to adapt to pitches is important and that helps here. I haven't really tried to change too much from how I bowled in Australia.

"I've found that I may have to vary my length a bit more over here, but it's just a case of working that out quickly.

"Whether my performances are being observed back home I don't know, but if I'm doing well, it can only help in the long run."