Guess the star: The Hundred ‘Who Am I?’ challenge

BBC Sport has released a cricket-themed version of its 'Who Am I?' game, where participants must guess a player competing in The Hundred. The rules are straightforward: a new player is selected for each day of the tournament. Players receive a new clue with every incorrect guess, and the goal is to identify the cricketer using the fewest attempts to achieve a higher score. According to BBC Sport, three points is considered a good result, while four or five points represents an exceptional performance. Fans can play today's round and return for future challenges. The clues for today's player were compiled by BBC Sport journalist Henry Cowling. The broadcaster also encourages those interested in further challenges to visit its dedicated sports quiz page, where users can sign up for notifications regarding new games. In addition to this feature, BBC Sport offers a range of 'Who Am I?' quizzes covering cricket and football, and has included an article titled 'What has changed for The Hundred in 2026?' in its related content section.