BBC Sport has launched a special cricket edition of its "Who am I?" quiz series to coincide with The Hundred 2026, running from 21 July to 16 August. Each day of the tournament, readers are challenged to identify a player taking part in this year's competition using as few clues as possible, with points awarded based on how quickly the correct guess is made.

The format rewards speed: guessing correctly on the first clue scores the most points, with a score of three considered good and four or five deemed exceptional. This is the third instalment in the daily series, with clues set by BBC Sport's Joe Rindl, and further quizzes are promised throughout the tournament. The Hundred 2026 itself will be broadcast live, with 16 games including both opening-day fixtures and both finals shown on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer, plus ball-by-ball commentary available via BBC Sounds and the BBC Sport website and app.