Shane Warne's son Jackson Warne is heading for the small screen.
The 20-year-old will star in the reality show SAS: Who Dares Wins, soon to film in New Zealand.
Based on the UK show of the same name, the contest sees a group of former Special Forces soldiers recreate the Special Air Service's secret selection process, putting a number of contestants through the trial.
Busy! Shane Warne's son Jackson Warne (pictured) is heading for the small screen. The 20-year-old will star in the reality show SAS: Who Dares Wins, soon to film in New Zealand
The military themed show tests the physical and psychological resilience of the contestants involved.
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Jackson recently won the All In For Charity poker tournament and is known to be a fitness fanatic.
Last year, Jackson admitted that he 'just wasn't interested' when it came to following in his famous father's footsteps and pursuing his own cricket career.
Tough! Based on the UK show of the same name, the contest sees a group of former Special Forces soldiers recreate the Special Air Service's secret selection process, putting a number of contestants through the trial
Work it! The military themed show tests the physical and psychological resilience of the contestants involved. Jackson recently won the All In For Charity poker tournament and is known to be a fitness fanatic
In an interview with news.com.au, Jackson admitted he struggled with the pressure to imitate Shane's success while confessing he was never 'that good' at the sport.
Shane, 50, played cricket professionally and internationally over the course of his career that has spanned almost two decades, and now commentates for the sport.
While Jackson stressed he is extremely proud of what his dad has achieved, mahkotaqq aplikasi he confessed that he doesn't have the same desire to don his cricket whites.
Recalling a time at school when he did play cricket and it made the press, Jackson said the 'pressure factor' and people's expectations of him got too much.
Own drum: Last year, Jackson admitted that he 'just wasn't interested' when it came to following in his famous father's footsteps and pursuing his own cricket career. Pictured with his father Shane Warne
Npot a fan! Jackson admitted he struggled with the pressure to imitate Shane's success while confessing he was never 'that good' at the sport
Just himself: Luckily for him, he says dad Shane didn't push him to follow in the same direction. 'It didn't matter what we wanted to do, Dad just wanted us to be happy,' he said
'I could never be that good, I could never try to be that good... I just was not really interested,' he said.
Luckily for him, he says dad Shane didn't push him to follow in the same direction.
'It didn't matter what we wanted to do, Dad just wanted us to be happy,' he said.
Shane is dad to son Jackson, along with daughters Brooke, 21, and Summer, 17, who he shares with his ex-wife Simone Callahan.
Family: Shane is dad to son Jackson, along with daughters Brooke, 21, and Summer, 17, who he shares with his ex-wife Simone Callahan
Shane Warne's son Jackson is making his TV debut
por Margret Cawthorne (28/03/2020)
Shane Warne's son Jackson Warne is heading for the small screen.The 20-year-old will star in the reality show SAS: Who Dares Wins, soon to film in New Zealand.
Based on the UK show of the same name, the contest sees a group of former Special Forces soldiers recreate the Special Air Service's secret selection process, putting a number of contestants through the trial.
Busy! Shane Warne's son Jackson Warne (pictured) is heading for the small screen. The 20-year-old will star in the reality show SAS: Who Dares Wins, soon to film in New Zealand
The military themed show tests the physical and psychological resilience of the contestants involved.
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The King of Slim! Cricket legend Shane Warne shows off his... Is this her most daring move EVER? Simone Callahan, 49,... Revealed: The mystery buyer who bought Shane Warne's baggy... 'He needs all the help he can get!' Shane Warne and Allison...
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Jackson recently won the All In For Charity poker tournament and is known to be a fitness fanatic.
Last year, Jackson admitted that he 'just wasn't interested' when it came to following in his famous father's footsteps and pursuing his own cricket career.
Tough! Based on the UK show of the same name, the contest sees a group of former Special Forces soldiers recreate the Special Air Service's secret selection process, putting a number of contestants through the trial
Work it! The military themed show tests the physical and psychological resilience of the contestants involved. Jackson recently won the All In For Charity poker tournament and is known to be a fitness fanatic
In an interview with news.com.au, Jackson admitted he struggled with the pressure to imitate Shane's success while confessing he was never 'that good' at the sport.
Shane, 50, played cricket professionally and internationally over the course of his career that has spanned almost two decades, and now commentates for the sport.
While Jackson stressed he is extremely proud of what his dad has achieved, mahkotaqq aplikasi he confessed that he doesn't have the same desire to don his cricket whites.
Recalling a time at school when he did play cricket and it made the press, Jackson said the 'pressure factor' and people's expectations of him got too much.
Own drum: Last year, Jackson admitted that he 'just wasn't interested' when it came to following in his famous father's footsteps and pursuing his own cricket career. Pictured with his father Shane Warne
Npot a fan! Jackson admitted he struggled with the pressure to imitate Shane's success while confessing he was never 'that good' at the sport
Just himself: Luckily for him, he says dad Shane didn't push him to follow in the same direction. 'It didn't matter what we wanted to do, Dad just wanted us to be happy,' he said
'I could never be that good, I could never try to be that good... I just was not really interested,' he said.
Luckily for him, he says dad Shane didn't push him to follow in the same direction.
'It didn't matter what we wanted to do, Dad just wanted us to be happy,' he said.
Shane is dad to son Jackson, along with daughters Brooke, 21, and Summer, 17, who he shares with his ex-wife Simone Callahan.
Family: Shane is dad to son Jackson, along with daughters Brooke, 21, and Summer, 17, who he shares with his ex-wife Simone Callahan
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