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The Indian cricket team faces a do-or-die third ODI against South Africa today, with the series tied 1-1. The decider is in Visakhapatnam and the match coincides with a new viral Nano Banana Pro trend. Google CEO Sundar Pichai recently joined this trend by sharing a picture of a miniature stadium with results from the ongoing England vs Australia Ashes Test on microblogging site X (formerly Twitter). However, cricket fans who want to visualise the game using AI, can use Google’s latest image-generation model to create a miniature model of the ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium at Visakhapatnam. Pichai has shared a detailed Nano Banana Pro prompt to generate a photorealistic isometric miniature cricket stadium. You can even use similar prompts to generate images of previous matches with their stadiums as well.Here’s the prompt by Sundar Pichai shared on X: “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 beige scoreboard centred above the stadium that reads “End of Day 1” and includes yesterday’s score—grounded with fundamental research. Circular two-tiered stands, multicoloured dot crowd, white scalloped roof. Felt field, central pitch, tiny low-poly white players. Four floodlights on the side of the black scoreboard (placeholder rectangle shape), and a sight screen. Seamless cream background, soft warm lighting, gentle bottom-right shadows. 1:1 aspect ratio.”

How to created AI-generated miniature stadiums with Nano Banana Pro for IND vs SA 3rd ODI match

To create miniature versions of the IND vs SA 3rd ODI match at Vizag with scorecards using latest version of Google’s Gemini chatbot, follow these steps:

Here’s an example: “Research yesterday’s score from the IND vs SA 3RD ODI, 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 beige scoreboard centred above the stadium that includes the scorecard—grounded with fundamental research. Circular two-tiered stands, multicoloured dot crowd, white scalloped roof. Felt field, central pitch, tiny low-poly white players. Four floodlights on the side of the black scoreboard (placeholder rectangle shape), and a sight screen. Seamless cream background, soft warm lighting, gentle bottom-right shadows. 1:1 aspect ratio.”Here’s the result:

All eyes will be on Virat Kohli; he has two centuries in the series. India, led by KL Rahul, may make team changes. Rishabh Pant or Tilak Varma may replace Washington Sundar. Bowler Nitish Kumar Reddy may step in for Prasidh Krishna. The match starts at 1:30 PM IST at the ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium. Here is how you can use Pichai’s prompt to visualise this final clash of the series.

What is the Nano Banana Pro miniature stadium trend

Pichai joined the trend on X with an image created by Nano Banana Pro showing the End of Day 1 results from the England vs Australia Ashes Test Match. Later on, he shared the detailed prompt on the same thread. In the original post he wrote: “Love seeing all the isometric 3D trends using Nano Banana Pro and pulling in live data – thought I’d give it a try myself in honor of the Ashes second test underway. Thanks to @dotey and @TechieBySA for the inspiration.”

Soon after Pichai shared the Gemini prompt, X users started creating their own versions, redesigning live cricket moments with humour and updated scores. The trend shows how cricket fans can now use generative AI to turn matches into creative visuals. Pichai’s prompt has become one of the hot Nano Banana Pro templates for the ongoing Ashes as well as the IND vs SA 3rd ODI buzz.