Who am I? Guess The Hundred cricket star No 4
BBC Sport has published the fourth instalment of its “Who am I?” quiz series for The Hundred, inviting readers to identify a player taking part in the 2026 tournament. The interactive game releases clues after incorrect guesses, with fewer attempts earning more points.
The quiz is part of BBC Sport’s coverage of The Hundred, which runs from 21 July to 16 August 2026. BBC coverage includes 16 televised matches on BBC Two and iPlayer, plus ball-by-ball commentary for every game on BBC Sounds and its website and app.
- BBC Sport’s latest Hundred player-identification quiz is now available.
- Players score more points by guessing with fewer clues.
- The Hundred runs from 21 July to 16 August.
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The Hundred is an annual cricket tournament held in England each summer. It features teams competing in fast-paced short-format matches and is one of the country's major domestic cricket competitions.
BBC Sport has created an interactive game where readers attempt to identify a player competing in the tournament. When an incorrect guess is made, the game reveals more clues to help, with higher scores given to readers who identify the player using fewer attempts.
The quiz forms part of BBC Sport's coverage of the 2026 Hundred, which runs from 21 July to 16 August. The broadcaster is televising 16 matches on BBC Two and iPlayer and providing live commentary on BBC Sounds. Interactive games like this give fans additional ways to engage with the tournament alongside watching the matches.