Issy Wong, a fast bowler for England, is determined to reclaim her place in the national team ahead of the upcoming 2024 T20 World Cup in Bangladesh. After being dropped from all formats, Wong aims to leverage her performance in the Women's Premier League, beginning February 23, to impress selectors. Known for her speed, Wong had a standout season with the Mumbai Indians in the inaugural WPL, taking 15 wickets in 10 matches, including a hat-trick. However, her form dipped during the home summer, where she managed only one wicket in five games. Wong is focused on addressing her run-up issues, which have affected her performance, and has worked closely with England's bowling coach Matt Mason to improve her game. She acknowledges the competition for her spot but remains committed to contributing to her team's success, stating, 'I want to win games for MI at the moment and maybe England will happen in the future.' As she prepares for the WPL, Wong is eager to showcase her skills and regain her place in the England squad.