Who am I? Guess The Hundred cricket star No 6
BBC Sport has published the sixth instalment of its "Who am I?" quiz series for the 2026 edition of The Hundred, inviting readers to identify a featured cricketer through a series of progressively revealing clues. The daily quiz format is designed to engage cricket fans throughout the tournament, which runs from 21 July to 16 August, by testing their knowledge of the players competing this year.
Participants get one clue at a time and are scored on how few guesses it takes to identify the mystery player, with three correct guesses considered good and four or five deemed exceptional. Today's clues were set by BBC Sport's Joe Rindl, and readers can catch highlights of The Hundred on BBC Two and iPlayer, or follow ball-by-ball commentary via BBC Sounds and the BBC Sport website and app.
- BBC's daily Hundred cricket "Who am I?" quiz returns with player number six
- Guess the cricketer using minimal clues to score points
- The Hundred 2026 runs 21 July to 16 August, broadcast on BBC
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The Hundred is an annual cricket tournament held in England with matches designed to be fast-paced and entertaining. BBC Sport has created a "Who am I?" quiz series during the tournament, releasing one player puzzle each day for readers to try to identify.
The quiz reveals clues about a mystery cricketer one at a time, with readers scoring based on how many guesses it takes them to identify the player. The scoring system considers three correct guesses a good result and four or five guesses exceptional.
The daily quiz engages cricket fans throughout the tournament period whilst testing their knowledge of the players competing this year. Readers can watch The Hundred on television or follow live commentary online and on BBC radio.