Shane Warne's son Jackson lands his dream job: 'It's something different'

Have YOU got a story? Email tips@dailymail.com.auSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Published: 09:09 EDT, 3 August 2026 | Updated: 09:15 EDT, 3 August 2026 Jackson Warne is carving out a new career after landing a surprise television role with Sky Sports in the UK.The 27-year-old son of late cricket legend Shane Warne is spending a month in England working as a roving reporter and interviewer during The Hundred competition, chatting to some of the game's biggest stars from the sidelines.The new gig marks an unexpected career move for Jackson, who admitted he is still finding his feet but is loving every minute of the experience.'So far so good, learning and improving with each interview but still have lots of work to do,' Jackson said in a recent clip.'It's something different for me... I'm really enjoying it.'Despite describing the role as an unexpected career pivot, Jackson has already won over colleagues, players and viewers with his down-to-earth interviewing style. Jackson Warne is carving out a new career after landing a surprise television role with Sky Sports in the UKJackson's laid-back interviewing style has him asking players about the intricacies of the sport, while also diving into broader topics such as their personal goals and life off the field.The job also carries special significance for the Warne family.In June 2022, Sky Sports renamed its main commentary box at London's iconic Lord's Cricket Ground the Shane Warne Commentary Box.It came just months after the Australian cricket great's sudden death, to honour his extraordinary contribution to the sport.Away from television, Jackson is also preparing to relaunch his podcast, Warnes Way, in September.He launched the series in August last year as a way to continue his own personal growth while connecting with many of the people who played significant roles in his father's life.Since its debut, the podcast has featured an impressive line-up of guests including Ed Sheeran, Andy Lee, Eddie McGuire, Merv Hughes and Jackson's mother, Simone Callahan.Jackson also spent several months overseas competing in poker tournaments before taking on his latest broadcasting opportunity. The son of late cricket legend Shane Warne is spending a month in England working as a roving reporter and interviewer during The Hundred competition, chatting to some of the game's biggest stars from the sidelines The new gig marks an unexpected career move for Jackson, who admitted he is still finding his feet but is loving every minute of the experienceThe exciting career move comes during a milestone period for the Warne family.Last month, Jackson's older sister Brooke announced her engagement to long-term partner Alex Heath while the couple were on holiday in the United States.The eldest child of the late Australian cricket legend is said to be hoping for a lavish European celebration next northern summer, with every detail carefully designed to honour her beloved father.The pair are reportedly planning an elegant destination wedding in Greece, a place that has long held a special place in the couple's hearts.The proposal took place in picturesque Bozeman, Montana, on July 11, with Alex getting down on one knee.Sharing a series of intimate photographs from the moment on Instagram, Brooke also gave fans a close-up look at her dazzling pear-shaped diamond engagement ring.