Cricket enthusiasts are being put to the test once more as the 'Who Am I?' quiz, focused on The Hundred 2026 tournament, returns for its second day. The interactive game challenges players to identify a participating cricketer from this year's competition in as few guesses as possible, with new clues revealed after each incorrect answer.
The daily quiz, curated by BBC Sport's Joe Rindl, has quickly become a popular feature for fans following The Hundred. Points are awarded based on how few clues are needed to correctly identify the player, with scores of three, four, or five points considered exceptional achievements.
The Hundred 2026 tournament officially began on 21 July and is set to run until 16 August. This year's competition promises a packed schedule of cricketing action, featuring both men's and women's teams battling it out across the country.
For those keen to follow the matches, sixteen games, including the opening day's fixtures and both men's and women's finals, are being broadcast live on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer. Additionally, ball-by-ball commentary for every single game is available via BBC Sounds and the BBC Sport website and app, ensuring comprehensive coverage for all fans.
The 'Who Am I?' quiz provides an engaging way for supporters to deepen their engagement with the tournament and test their knowledge of the players involved. With a new player to guess each day, fans are encouraged to return daily to participate and challenge themselves.