BBC Sport launches daily 'Who am I?' guessing game for The Hundred

BBC Sport is continuing its daily quiz feature built around England's The Hundred cricket tournament. The concept is straightforward: each day of the competition, a new player taking part in the tournament is chosen, and readers are invited to try to identify them in as few guesses as possible.

Every incorrect guess unlocks an additional clue about the mystery cricketer. The fewer clues needed to reach the correct answer, the higher the score — getting it in three attempts is considered good, while solving it in four or five is described as exceptional.

The player and accompanying clues for the current edition were set by BBC Sport's Henry Cowling. The quiz is refreshed daily throughout The Hundred, with readers encouraged to return the following day for a new challenge.

BBC Sport also points readers toward its dedicated Sports Quizzes page, where they can sign up for notifications to receive future quizzes directly on their device.