Shane Warne’s kids Brooke and Jackson take to the pitch at the MCG ahead of day two of fourth test between Australia and India

Brooke Warne and Jackson Warne, the children of late cricket legend Shane Warne, were all smiles on Friday as they visited their late father’s beloved sporting venue.

The siblings were seen taking center stage at the Melbourne Cricket Ground ahead of the second day of the fourth Test between Australia and India.

Brooke, 27, and Jackson, 25, seemed thrilled to be in the iconic stadium and happy to pose for photographers.

Brooke showed off a summery look in a sleeveless, lemon-colored top paired with matching pants.

The stylish top was closed with a series of gold and mother-of-pearl buttons.

he wore her blonde hair in tight, low braided pigtails that fell gracefully over her shoulders.

She completed her outfit with a bucket hat with the Shane Warne Legacy logo.

The digital creator also added a touch of bling to her look, wearing a pair of gold earrings and a subtle gold bracelet on her right wrist.

Her brother Jackson opted for a darker look and wore a plain black T-shirt paired with gray chinos.

He completed his outfit with a dark blue puffer jacket and a baseball-style cap with the Shane Warne Legacy logo.

The siblings looked right at home on the field, joyfully raising their index fingers just as their father did when he took one of his many wickets.

Brooke was also spotted standing in front of a packed stand at the MCG, taking a selfie or two to commemorate the occasion.

She held her phone high to capture the crowd as she stood in the middle of Melbourne’s stadium.

At one point, Brooke grabbed a microphone and effortlessly addressed the crowd, feeling right at home in the spotlight.

Beaming as she spoke, Brooke radiated a radiant look that matched the summery vibe of her outfit.

Shane Warne, ‘the King of Spider’, tragically died on March 4, 2022, aged 52, from a heart attack while staying at a luxury villa on the Thai holiday island of Koh Samui.

Warne attempted to improve his health during the fateful trip, with his manager James Erskine insisting he was sober. The room he stayed in was free of alcohol or cigarettes at the time of his death.

As the tragedy rocked the country, his children Brooke, Jackson and Summer hope Warne’s sudden death can inspire other Aussies to take action and save their own lives.

Speaking to Ny Breaking Australia in November, Brooke revealed how she coped with the death of her sporting legend father.

She admitted during the Melbourne Cup at Flemington Racecourse that she and her family are “doing well” a few years after the loss of her father.

“We’re doing well, we’re staying together as a family and we have a very good support base … and I’ve had a great boyfriend of five years,” she said, referring to her partner Alex Heath who attended the races with her.

The digital creator went on to say that she would show “support” in honor of her late father [horse] Warnie in the 5:15pm race at the Melbourne Cup.

Brooke also revealed to Ny Breaking Australia that she caught up with her dad’s best friend Chris Martin as he toured Down Under with his band Coldplay.

‘We had a great time with Chris. It was fantastic,” she said of his most recent visit after attending one of the British rocker’s concerts at Marvel Stadium.

Coldplay honored cricketer Shane during the show as Brooke and her brother Jackson sat in the sold-out crowd, while Chris dedicated the band’s hit Sparks to the late leg spinner.

Chris and Shane developed a close friendship over the years, thanks to their shared love of sports and music.

Shane often appeared at Coldplay concerts and Chris publicly acknowledged their friendship, describing the sportsman as a warm, supportive friend.

Their connection extended beyond social events, with Chris even paying a heartfelt tribute to Shane following his unexpected passing in 2022.