Brigitte Duclos, ABC and Ken Cantrill, Xentrix Studios talk about the upcoming animated cricket series, Snick and Willow.

In a groundbreaking move, Snick and Willow, the world’s first animated cricket series, proudly announces Summer Warne, daughter of cricket legend Shane Warne, as part of its cast. Summer will voice Indi, Willow’s best friend, in the series that celebrates cricket and its deep connections to Australian culture.

The Warne family’s bond with cricket is undeniable, making this collaboration particularly meaningful. Shane Warne’s iconic legacy in cricket paved the way for countless young players and fans, and now Summer is continuing that legacy through storytelling in this innovative animated series.

Snick & Willow is proud to announce that Bharat Sundaresan—award-winning cricket commentator, writer, author, broadcaster, and world-renowned storyteller—has officially joined the project as Global Ambassador, the voice of Sir Malik, and Cultural & Creative Advisor.

Originally from India and now based in Adelaide, Bharat has spent more than 18 years covering cricket around the world, becoming one of the most recognised and respected voices in the global game. In addition to his work as a senior journalist and commentator, he is a regular presence on Australian television and radio, appearing on programs including ABC Breakfast, The Project, Offsiders, and more.

Pat Cummins Joins Snick and Willow as Ambassador and Character in Groundbreaking Cricket-Themed Animated Series

In a major boost for junior cricket and cricket-inspired entertainment, Snick and Willow, the highly anticipated animated series, is thrilled to announce that Australian Test cricket captain Pat Cummins has joined the project as both an official ambassador and an upcoming character in the series.

Cricket Australia is proud to collaborate with Xentrix Studios Australia on an ambitious new initiative under the Snick and Willow brand—an innovative, multi-faceted program designed to inspire junior cricketers and promote inclusivity in the sport.

The highly anticipated “Snick and Willow” Animated Series has taken a significant stride forward with the enlistment of Lord Ian Botham as the project’s  ambassador. Following an exclusive preview of the teaser, the cricketing legend, affectionately known as “Beefy,” promptly acknowledged the series’ pivotal role in nurturing the junior cricketing market. In a testament to his belief in the project’s mission, Lord Botham has also taken on the role of voicing the character of Jonathan Evans (Johnno), Willow’s father and cricket coach. The collaboration marks a thrilling development for the series, underlining its commitment to