Who am I? Guess The Hundred cricket star No 5
BBC Sport has published the fifth instalment of its daily “Who am I?” quiz for The Hundred, inviting readers to identify a player taking part in the tournament using progressively revealed clues. It is a light interactive feature designed to encourage engagement with the competition throughout its run.
Players score more highly by correctly guessing with fewer clues, with three clues described as a good result and four or five as exceptional. The Hundred runs from 21 July to 16 August 2026, with selected matches on BBC Two and iPlayer and full ball-by-ball coverage on BBC Sounds and BBC Sport platforms.
- BBC Sport’s daily Hundred player quiz continues.
- Fewer clues mean a higher score.
- The Hundred runs until 16 August.
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The Hundred is a professional cricket tournament held annually in England and Wales featuring short, fast-paced matches designed to appeal to both casual sports fans and cricket enthusiasts. The tournament runs from 21 July to 16 August 2026, with matches broadcast across BBC television, radio and online platforms.
BBC Sport has created a daily interactive guessing game during the tournament where readers attempt to identify participating players using clues that are progressively revealed. Readers score higher by correctly naming the player with fewer clues, with three clues considered a good result and four or five clues deemed exceptional.
The quiz serves as a light engagement feature to maintain reader interest throughout The Hundred's run. It encourages fans to interact with the tournament and test their knowledge of the players involved in the competition.