Sundar Pichai has a Nano Banana Pro prompt for cricket fans to create AI-generated isometric miniature stadiums

Isometric miniature

Sundar Pichai has just handed over the world a new Google Nano Banana Pro trend that’s likely to break the internet in coming days. Google CEO has offered cricket fans a new way to visualise the ongoing England vs Australia Ashes Test — through AI. Posting on X, Pichai shared a detailed Nano Banana Pro prompt designed to generate a photorealistic isometric miniature cricket stadium. His post immediately connected two internet-favourite themes: live sports and AI-generated 3D visuals.

What Pichai posted

Pichai said he enjoyed seeing the surge of “isometric 3D trends using Nano Banana Pro and pulling in live data” and wanted to try creating one for the Ashes second Test underway. His post included a miniature stadium render, followed by the full prompt that instructed the model to “research yesterday’s score from the England vs Australia Test Match” before generating a 45° top-down diorama.

The detailed prompt included circular two-tier stands, a scalloped white roof, multicoloured dot crowds, a felt-textured outfield, four floodlights, tiny low-poly players in white, and a floating beige scoreboard that reads “End of Day 1” with actual match data. The design required realistic PBR materials, soft warm lighting, gentle shadows, and a seamless 1:1 cream background — effectively giving users a template for a stadium snapshot grounded in live cricket results.

Prompt: Research yesterday's score from the England vs Australia Test Match, then create a 45° top-down photorealistic isometric miniature cricket stadium diorama, use soft, refined textures with realistic PBR materials and gentle, lifelike lighting and shadows. Floating rounded…

— Sundar Pichai (@sundarpichai) December 5, 2025

Users reacted with the results using Nano Banana Pro

Minutes after Pichai shared the prompt, X users began generating their own versions. Some recreated England’s first-day performance, updating the scoreboard with the latest Ashes numbers. Others added humour by visualising batting collapses or alternate stadium angles. Several creators extended the idea to local tournaments, World Cup moments, or entirely different sports.

The interaction showed how cricket fans are increasingly using generative AI to create visuals tied directly to live matches, turning Test sessions into isometric artworks rather than traditional scorecards or memes.

Growing AI + cricket trend

Pichai’s Ashes-focused prompt is now one of the most circulated Nano Banana Pro templates this week. As the England vs Australia rivalry continues, the prompt has become a creative anchor for fans exploring AI-generated sports visuals, highlighting how tools like Nano Banana Pro are reshaping how audiences engage with major matches.