"Definitely, but I am on the outside just waiting to see what is happening. Retirement isn't on the cards at the moment. Not for now, probably the ending of the year maybe then," Chanderpaul was quoted as saying by 'Cricket365' when asked if he wanted to play Tests again.
He though wasn't concerned about the record.
"You can't have all these things at the back of your mind but if it happens it happens, but if it doesn't it doesn't."
Chanderpaul, 40, was dropped for the two-Test series against Australia in June after managing only 92 runs at an average of 15.33 in the three Tests against England in April and May.
Chanderpaul managed a single fifty in his last 10 innings with six single-digit scores in his kitty.
His axing from the West Indies squad opened up a debate with Lara saying his former team-mate deserved a farewell series, while Michael Holding felt Chanderpaul wasn't good enough to hold on to his place in the Caribbean team any longer.