Who Am I? BBC Sport launches cricket edition of The Hundred guessing game

BBC Sport has launched a new interactive game called "Who Am I?" tailored specifically for The Hundred cricket tournament. In this special cricket edition, a different player taking part in the tournament is featured each day, and fans are challenged to guess their identity in as few attempts as possible.

The rules are simple: every wrong guess unlocks another clue. The fewer clues used, the more points the player earns. A score of three is considered good, while four or five points is seen as exceptional. Today's clues have been prepared by BBC Sport journalist Callum Matthews.

The game runs throughout The Hundred, with a new cricketer to identify every day. It gives cricket supporters an engaging way to test their knowledge about tournament participants and follow the competition in an interactive format. The quiz is available on BBC Sport's dedicated Sports Quizzes page, where users can also sign up for notifications to receive the latest quizzes directly on their devices.

Anyone can join the challenge and return daily for a fresh puzzle. BBC Sport also encourages players to explore other sports quizzes featured on the same page, making it a hub for fans who enjoy testing their sporting knowledge in a playful and competitive way.