The Indian Premier League (IPL) is a dream tournament for many cricketers, even if they are from other countries. It provides a platform for many players and gives them a chance to put themselves out there, perform, and get noticed by the people as well as the board.

Hence, many English players have shown interest in the tournament over the past.

While speaking on BBC's 'Strategic Timeout' podcast, Mark Wood revealed that he was sick and got a call from his franchise owner, who was willing to send the private jet to help the player. It was a great opportunity for Wood, and he acknowledged the fact that he got such a request from the owner but had to turn it down. The fast bowler has played for Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) in the tournament.

England pacer opens up on what could have been a breakthrough IPL stint

Mark Wood revealed during the podcast that he was sick and couldn't move from the bed for three days straight, but the game was approaching. So the IPL owner offered him a private jet and requested him to play the match. When Wood mentioned the incident to his father, he was worried about his son's health but also was heartbroken that he missed the opportunity to travel via a private jet.