'Mummy hundred' gives Wyatt-Hodge her deserved day in the sun
Summary
Danni Wyatt-Hodge scored an unbeaten 105 runs for England in their opening match against Sri Lanka at the T20 World Cup. The century was especially meaningful as she recently became a mother and returned to cricket shortly after giving birth.Key Facts
- Danni Wyatt-Hodge scored 105 not out against Sri Lanka in the T20 World Cup opener.
- She became a mother three weeks before the match and returned to playing 10 days after her baby was born.
- Wyatt-Hodge dedicated her century to her newborn daughter, Daisy.
- The match took place during a home World Cup for England, adding significance to the win.
- Wyatt-Hodge is an experienced England player, debuting alongside Heather Knight many years ago.
- Despite some recent low scores, she showed resilience and performed strongly under pressure in this tournament.
- England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt was batting with Wyatt-Hodge when she reached her century; both players are mothers.
- Wyatt-Hodge’s century helped England start the tournament with a strong victory.
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