Cricket WAG Candice Warner is spotted out in Sydney with her three young daughters

Candice Warner enjoyed a brief outing with her three young daughters in Sydney on Wednesday.

The 35-year-old cricket WAG had her hands full as she stepped out to pick up her eldest daughter, Ivy Mae, five, from school.

She was joined by Indi Rae, four, and Isla Rose, 14 months, who she carried on her hip as she made her way to the school.

Arriving before the final school bell, Candice took a seat on the grass and waited for Ivy to finish.

She positioned Isla on her lap, with the energetic tot happily playing with Candice’s car keys.

Meanwhile, big sister Indi stood beside them and played on her mum’s phone, appearing entranced by something on the screen.

Stepping out for the school run, Candice was dressed casually in a pair of cropped pale blue jeans.

She wore a grey Billabong logo sweatshirt over a white T-shirt, and rounded out her ensemble with white sneakers.

Her long blonde hair was worn loose, with her sunglasses pushed up on top of her head, and she appeared fresh-faced.  

Candice has undoubtedly been busy, with her husband of five years, David Warner, currently overseas in the United Arab Emirates preparing for the upcoming cricket season.

In a post on Instagram on Monday, shortly before his departure, the 33-year-old batsman spoke about how much he was going to miss his family.

‘A very different goodbye for us this time, it’s been an unbelievable time at home with the family and I am going to miss you and the girls very much,’ he wrote, sharing a series of photos of himself and his wife.

Meanwhile, Candice is preparing to film Channel Seven’s new military-style reality show, SAS Australia. 

Last week, she revealed why she signed up for the gruelling challenge, which will see celebrities endure everything from sleep deprivation to interrogation, and even psychological testing.

She told the The Daily Telegraph: ‘I want to make my family proud so that my daughters can look up on the screen and see their mum and kiss the screen like they do when their daddy’s on TV.’