'Mummy hundred' gives Wyatt-Hodge her deserved day in the sun

'Mummy hundred' gives Wyatt-Hodge her deserved day in the sunTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Highlights: Dominant England beat Sri Lanka to win the opening game of the T20 World CupByMatthew HenryBBC Sport Journalist at EdgbastonPublished5 minutes agoCommentsBatting in the middle has always been Danni Wyatt-Hodge's happy place."I like it when I play cricket. I don't have to think," the England opener once said.Time to forget the world. Time to feel bat on ball.But things are different these days."I was on about 90 and I thought I have to get a hundred for Daisy," Wyatt-Hodge said, after her stunning 105 not out against Sri Lanka on the opening night of the T20 World Cup."I did it for my three-week-old daughter."Why T20 World Cup matters to England and wider gamePublished16 hours agoEngland win World Cup opener after Wyatt-Hodge tonPublished2 hours agoThe past weeks have been different for this entire England squad, given the size of a home World Cup.For Wyatt-Hodge, though, it has been different level.Her first child born on 20 May. Back strapping on her pads 10 days later. Now a thrilling century in a tournament curtain-raiser."Playing in a home World Cup like that and then having the joy of seeing your wife and daughter the next day - that's what dreams are made of," she said.Wyatt-Hodge celebrated three figures, a knock that put England on their way to a statement opening win, by rocking her bat in her arms.Back at home, her wife Georgie was watching on TV – perhaps Daisy too.Last together on Sunday, the trio will be reunited on Saturday when the team heads to Southampton."I've not seen her for six days and it feels like six months," she said. "It is all I think about, even in the night."To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, ...