Who am I? Guess The Hundred cricket star No 10
BBC Sport has published day 10 of its Hundred-themed "Who am I?" quiz, inviting readers to identify a cricketer competing in this year's tournament from a series of progressively revealed clues. Players lose points for each incorrect guess, with a score of three considered good and four or five deemed exceptional; the aim is to encourage engagement with the ongoing competition through a daily guessing game rather than to report a news event.
The clues for this instalment were set by BBC Sport's Marc Higginson, continuing a daily series that runs throughout The Hundred 2026, which takes place from 21 July to 16 August. The BBC is broadcasting 16 matches, including both opening-day fixtures and both finals, on BBC Two and iPlayer, with ball-by-ball commentary available on BBC Sounds and the BBC Sport website and app.
- BBC Sport's daily Hundred cricket "Who am I?" quiz continues with player number 10.
- Guess correctly in fewer attempts to score higher points.
- The Hundred 2026 runs 21 July–16 August, broadcast on BBC Two/iPlayer.
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The Hundred is an annual cricket tournament held in England featuring eight teams competing in a shortened format. Each team bats for exactly 100 balls per match, making games quicker and more accessible than traditional cricket.
BBC Sport runs a daily guessing game throughout the tournament, presenting readers with progressively revealed clues about a different player each day. Readers attempt to identify the cricketer from the clues provided.
The quiz encourages fans to engage more deeply with the tournament and its participants. The BBC broadcasts 16 matches from the 2026 competition across television and online platforms, providing extensive coverage.