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Guess The Hundred Cricket Star: Who Am I?

The Hundred cricket tournament has kicked off, and we're challenging you to guess one of its star players in as few attempts as possible. Will you get it right today?

  • The Hundred cricket tournament features top UK and international players
  • Guess the mystery player and win points
  • New clues unlocked after each wrong guess

As part of our special cricket edition of Who am I?, we're asking you to identify one of the talented cricketers taking part in The Hundred tournament. This exciting competition brings together top players from the UK and around the world, and we're giving you the chance to test your knowledge of the game.

The rules are simple: each day, we'll reveal a new player, and you'll have to guess who it is in as few attempts as possible. After each incorrect guess, you'll unlock a new clue, which will help you narrow down the options and increase your chances of getting it right.

The player in question is a top performer in The Hundred, and we're confident that you'll be able to identify them with a little bit of detective work. So, take a deep breath, grab your cricket bat (or not!), and get ready to show off your knowledge of the game.

Today's player was set by BBC Sport's Joe Rindl, who has expertly curated the clues to make this challenge as fun and engaging as possible. If you enjoy this quiz, be sure to check out our dedicated Sports Quizzes page for more exciting challenges and puzzles.

Why this matters: The Hundred is a major UK sporting event, and being able to identify its top players is a great way to engage with the sport and show off your knowledge.

What this means for you: What this means for you: If you're a cricket fan, this is a great opportunity to test your knowledge and show off your skills. Even if you're not a fan, it's a fun and engaging way to learn more about the sport and its top players.

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