Welcome to our special cricket edition of our Who am I? game. The rules are simple. For each day of The Hundred there’s a new cricketer, taking part in the tournament, who we want you to guess in as few attempts as possible. After each wrong guess you unlock a new clue. Guess the answer
ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 Tri-Series United Arab Emirates 231-8 (40 overs): Usmani 116 (126); McMullen 3-30 Scotland 235-9 (39.5): Cross 66 (51), Jones 44 (52); Jawadullah 3-47 Scotland won by one wicket Scoreboard Scotland beat United Arab Emirates by one wicket as Jasper Davidson struck the winning boundary with just one ball
At Derby, Ben Geddes posted 109, Max Holden contributed 65 as part of a 156-run third-wicket stand with the captain and Zafar Gohar took 3-35 as Middlesex beat Derbyshire to secure a place in the knockout stage. Joe Cracknell also reached 44 not out to set a target of 328 to win, which would have
It was concerns over phishing online, rather than fishing outside off stump, that nearly scuppered Caleb Falconer’s hopes of a contract in The Hundred. At the time the Middlesex batting all-rounder did not have an agent, had not yet made a professional appearance and was thousands of miles from home, away with England at the
The Hundred men’s competition, Headingley Sunrisers Leeds 201-4 (100 balls): Marsh 50 (34); Woakes 2-41 Welsh Fire 130-6 (100 balls): Short 43 (29); Carse 3-24 Sunrisers Leeds won by 71 runs Scorecard. Table Sunrisers Leeds moved closer to securing qualification for The Hundred’s knockout stages with a comprehensive 71-run win over Welsh Fire. Mitch Marsh,
The Hundred women’s competition, Headingley Welsh Fire 121-8 (100 balls): Kemp 72* (45); Sharma 3-13 Sunrisers Leeds 122-4 (74 balls): Litchfield 55 (25); Smale 2-23 Sunrisers Leeds won six wickets Scorecard. Table Sunrisers Leeds kept their hopes of making The Hundred knockout phase alive with a six-wicket win over Welsh Fire, which simultaneously eliminated their