England’s Rashid to emulate Warne,

London: Yorkshire spinner Adil Rashid, who is being trained by former Australian leg spinner and now coach Terry Jenner, hopes he can emulate another Jenner protégé Shane Warne. Twenty-one-year-old Rashid wants Jenner to help him become England 's answer to Warne. Rashid said: "I've been to see Terry twice in Australia and he has been a big influence on my development. I spoke to him two weeks ago. He was in England coaching at Yorkshire and I had a chat about my performances and where I am at the moment." Jenner spotted Rashid six years ago at one the Brian Johnston Memorial Trust coaching clinics. And Rashid said: "It's a friendship. I have worked with him since I was 15. I grew up with him and from talking with him I learn about myself and the game. I talk to him about my development and my game. "To bowl leg-spin you have to learn the basics. Alignment and head position are the key for bowling consistently and getting a shape and spin," Rashid said. Rashid has also picked the brain of Warne - the greatest leg-spin bowler in the history of the game. "As I was growing up I watched Shane Warne bowling on TV and he was my role model." Rashid bowled very tidily in the one-dayer against Australia on Friday night. His 10 overs went for just 37 and his batting also caught the eye as a quick fire unbeaten 31 took England agonisingly close to a stunning victory. He lines up against the Aussies again today at Lord's as England attempt to level the seven-match series. Australia all-rounder James Hopes admitted the tourists were worried about the rookie leg-spinner. Hopes believes the win at The Oval has swung the momentum back towards the Aussies.