Who am I? Guess The Hundred cricket star No 9
BBC Sport has launched a daily quiz challenge during the 2026 Hundred cricket tournament, inviting audiences to identify participating cricketers through a progressive clue system that unlocks with each incorrect guess. The interactive game awards points based on how quickly players guess correctly, with three points considered satisfactory performance and four to five points marking exceptional results.
The quiz series runs throughout the tournament duration from 21 July to 16 August, with each day's cricket identifier and clues selected by BBC Sport staff. BBC is delivering comprehensive tournament coverage across multiple platforms, including video broadcasts on iPlayer and ball-by-ball commentary on BBC Sounds and the BBC Sport website.
- BBC Sport is running a daily guessing game during The Hundred 2026 cricket tournament where participants identify cricketers from progressive clues
- Players score points based on speed of correct identification, with comprehensive tournament coverage across iPlayer, BBC Sounds, and web platforms
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The Hundred is a short-format cricket competition held annually in England during the summer months. Teams play in fast-paced matches designed to appeal to audiences who might find traditional cricket too lengthy.
BBC Sport is running a daily guessing game during this year's tournament, inviting viewers to identify cricketers based on clues that become progressively more detailed with each wrong guess. Points are awarded based on how quickly players identify the correct person, rewarding faster answers.
The interactive game runs throughout the tournament and adds an engaging element to BBC's coverage across television, radio and online platforms. It encourages audiences to test their knowledge of the players competing in the competition.