Welcome to a special cricket edition of our Who Am I? game. The rules are simple. For each day of The Hundred there is a cricketer taking part in this year’s tournament that we want you to identify in as few attempts as possible. After each wrong guess, you unlock a new clue. The sooner
The Hundred Men Competition, Lord’s Manchester Super Giants 138-9 (100 balls): Seifert 67 (45); Living stone 2-14 London Spirit 131-6 (100 balls): Livingstone 69 (40); Atkinson 2-15 Manchester Super Giants won by seven runs Scorekeeper. Table Manchester Super Giants beat London Spirit by seven runs in The Hundred at Lord’s when Liam Livingstone’s powerful innings
Asked to bat first, Warwickshire lost three wickets for 58 in the opening powerplay. Brett Hutton dismissed Vaansh Jani caught behind and captain Rob Yates, who overcame a slow bounce to slide. James had trapped Zen Malik in the ravine. On a tricky surface, Warwickshire stumbled to 121-6 after Kai Smith attacked seamer James, Alex
The Hundred Women Pageant, Lord’s London Spirit 80 full (91 balls): Kapp 17 (12); MacDonald-Gay 4-17 Manchester Super Giants 86-3 (59 balls): Scholfield 22 (15); Kapp 2-18 Manchester Super Giants won by seven wickets Scorekeeper. Table Manchester Super Giants chased down a target of 81 off just 59 balls as they defeated London Spirit by
Worcestershire batsman Rob Jones has announced that he will retire from professional cricket at the end of the current season. The right-hander has been with Pears permanently since 2024, and joined the club on loan from Lancashire for the One-Day Cup the previous summer, when he hit a career-best 122 against Northamptonshire. He was the
England and Australia should be open to the idea of playing a Test match in India to help generate interest in the format, says Cricket Australia’s chief executive. Traditionally, the two teams only meet in Test cricket as part of an Ashes series, which is played home and away, and is hosted by each country
