BBC Sport introduces special cricket edition of 'Who am I?' quiz for The Hundred

BBC Sport is inviting cricket fans to take part in a special edition of its interactive "Who am I?" game, designed around The Hundred tournament. Each day of the competition, a new cricketer from the tournament is featured, and participants are challenged to guess the player's name.

The rules are straightforward. For every incorrect guess, an additional clue is revealed. The goal is to use as few clues as possible to identify the player. The fewer attempts needed, the higher the score. According to the announcement, three attempts is considered a good result, while four or five points is described as exceptional.

Today's player and clues have been prepared by BBC Sport's Callum Matthews. The game is updated daily, encouraging players to return each day for a new challenge.

For those who want to continue testing their sports knowledge, BBC Sport offers a dedicated Sports Quizzes page. Users can sign up for notifications to receive the latest quizzes directly on their devices. The "Who am I?" game is part of this broader quiz offering, with the cricket edition running throughout The Hundred.

This special edition combines the popular guessing format with the excitement of one of cricket's most visible tournaments, giving fans a fresh way to engage with the players. Whether you are a casual viewer or a devoted follower, the game offers a quick daily challenge that fits into any routine.