While baby Daisy is her main focus, Wyatt-Hodge says balancing being a new mum with trying to score more ‘Mummy hundreds’, is serving as inspiration.
“She’s my main priority and then obviously making sure I’m training really hard and preparing well for each game in the World Cup and making sure that I’m performing well because obviously I want to contribute to helping us win and ultimately win the World Cup at Lord’s,” she said.
“That would be the stuff of dreams.
“People tell you things, don’t they, when you’ve got a kid on the way, but you don’t actually know how it feels until you’re actually in that moment.
“And when they lifted her up, and I was just like ‘wow, she is incredible’, and I still can’t believe that she’s our daughter.
“She’s so loved and she loves the women’s cricket.”
England are hoping to win the T20 World Cup for the second time, having triumphed in the inaugural edition of the tournament in 2009, beating New Zealand at Lord’s.
As they chase a repeat at the home of cricket, Wyatt-Hodge says her new addition to her family has helped bring some perspective amid all the pressure and expectation.
“Cricket’s a funny game, mentally? You can really overthink things. So I think it’s really important that we have an escape,” she said.
“A lot of people love coming over to give Daisy a cuddle, [and get] a bit of perspective.
“It’s really nice, and gives me and George a bit of a rest.
“So yeah, we’re living the dream.”