Who am I? Guess The Hundred cricket star No 13
This is a daily "Who am I?" quiz from BBC Sport, part of a series challenging readers to identify a cricketer playing in The Hundred 2026 tournament from a set of progressively revealing clues. This instalment marks the 13th day of the tournament's quiz series, with fewer guesses earning a higher score, and follows the same format used throughout the competition, which runs from 21 July to 16 August.
Players are asked to identify the mystery cricketer after each wrong guess unlocks a new clue, with a score of three considered good and four or five deemed exceptional. Today's clues were set by BBC Sport's Callum Matthews, and The Hundred 2026 can be watched on BBC Two and BBC 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, edition 13
- Guess the mystery player using fewest clues for higher score
- The Hundred 2026 runs 21 July to 16 August, shown on BBC
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Cricket's newest tournament, The Hundred, returns for its 2026 edition, running from 21 July to 16 August. It sees eight city-based teams competing in a fast-paced format, with matches played in front of large crowds and broadcast on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer, alongside commentary on BBC Sounds.
To mark the tournament, BBC Sport has been running a daily "Who am I?" quiz, inviting readers to identify a mystery player from the competition using a series of clues that get easier the more guesses are used. Fewer guesses mean a higher score, with three considered a good result and four or five seen as excellent.
This is the thirteenth instalment in that ongoing quiz series, with today's clues put together by BBC Sport journalist Callum Matthews.