BBC Sport launches daily 'Who am I?' game for The Hundred 2026
UKPulse Sport Desk
BBC Sport has introduced a daily 'Who am I?' cricket guessing game for The Hundred 2026 tournament, challenging fans to identify a player with minimal clues.
- A new cricketer from The Hundred 2026 is featured daily in the 'Who am I?' game.
- Players unlock new clues with each incorrect guess.
- The Hundred 2026 runs from July 21 to August 16.
BBC Sport has launched a daily 'Who am I?' game, challenging cricket fans to identify a player from The Hundred 2026 tournament. Participants aim to guess the featured cricketer in as few attempts as possible, with new clues revealed after each wrong answer.
The game is part of the ongoing coverage for The Hundred 2026, which is scheduled to run from July 21 to August 16. BBC Sport's Callum Matthews sets today's player and clues.
What this means for you: You can participate in the daily 'Who am I?' game on BBC Sport's website.