Wyatt-Hodge will get the chance to link up with Daisy in Southampton ahead of England’s next match at the T20 World Cup when they take on Ireland at the Hampshire Bowl on Tuesday.
And the confident England batter is hoping she can replicate her efforts and score yet another century, this time in front of her new child.
“I’ve not seen Daisy since I joined up, but I’ll see her tomorrow in Southampton, so I’m really looking forward to that,” Wyatt-Hodge said.
“It feels like I’ve not seen her for months and it just puts a whole new perspective on things.
“It’s all I think about, even in the night as well. It’s just incredible and I can’t wait for her to come and cheer us on for the rest of the tournament.
“I really wanted to get a fifty for Daisy and then obviously got the 100. So that was a really special moment to do it for the family.
“Obviously I’ve had a big life change the last few weeks, so yeah, it was pretty emotional.
“I think a few of the girls said they had a few tears, so yeah, hopefully we can do it again in front of her this time.”