Heading into the Women's T20 World Cup, England's head coach Charlotte Edwards is optimistic about the contributions of comeback players like Gibson, Kemp, and Wong. Each player has faced significant challenges, including injuries that threatened their careers. Gibson, with a career strike rate of 124.57 in T20 internationals, is seen as a key middle-order batter. Kemp, who has battled back stress fractures, has already made her mark with an unbeaten half-century against India. Meanwhile, Wong, who has improved her death bowling skills, is expected to shine under pressure. Edwards believes that the return of these players could have altered the outcome of the previous ODI World Cup, emphasizing their importance in balancing the team. With a focus on fielding and all-round capabilities, these young cricketers are poised to make a significant impact in the tournament, which is crucial for England's aspirations.