Who am I? Guess The Hundred cricket star No 17
The BBC has launched a daily interactive guessing game coinciding with The Hundred cricket tournament, inviting viewers to identify featured cricketers in as few attempts as possible. The quiz follows a simple structure: each wrong guess reveals an additional clue, with scoring tied to how quickly players arrive at the correct answer. Three correct guesses is deemed a good result, whilst four to five is considered exceptional.
The game forms part of the BBC's broader coverage of The Hundred 2026 (21 July–16 August), which broadcasts 16 matches on BBC Two and iPlayer, including opening-day and final matches. Ball-by-ball commentary accompanies every game on BBC Sounds and the BBC Sport website. The quiz is designed to deepen viewer engagement with the tournament, with new player reveals each day.
- BBC Sports runs a daily guessing game during The Hundred cricket tournament, challenging viewers to identify participating cricketers with limited attempts
- Players unlock clues after wrong guesses, earning points based on accuracy (three guesses considered good; four to five exceptional)
- Game is part of comprehensive Hundred coverage (21 July–16 August) across BBC Two, iPlayer, and BBC Sounds