Welcome to the cricket edition of our Who Am I? game. The rules are simple. Every day during The Hundred, there is a cricketer participating in the tournament and we want you to guess in as few attempts as possible. After each wrong guess, you unlock a new clue. Guess the answer after as few
Worcestershire He seemed to be moving towards victory when Hampshire, Chasing 308, he needed 48 runs to win with 21 balls remaining and a wicket in hand. A fine knock from Andrew Neal took Hampshire to the brink of stunning success but, needing five more off the last three balls, he outplayed spinner Fateh Singh
The Hundred Men Competition, Emirates Old Trafford Manchester Super Giants 187-5 (100 balls): Butler 90 (50); Rehan 2-43 Birmingham Phoenix 100 full (97 balls): Ferreira 23 (25); Dawson 3-15 Manchester Super Giants won by 87 runs Scorekeeper. Table Jos Buttler produced a masterful 90 off 50 balls as Manchester Super Giants demolished Birmingham Phoenix by
The Hundred Women’s Competition, Trent Bridge Trent Rockets 142-7 (100 balls): Gardner 34 (22); Kapp 3-12 London Spirit 146-5 (97 balls): De Klerk 41* (22); outfielder 2-24 London Spirit won by five wickets Scorekeeper. Table All-rounder Nadine de Klerk held her nerve to lead London Spirit to a tense five-wicket victory over Trent Rockets with
Australian gymnast Jesse Moore won the country’s first men’s individual medal in 16 years, after taking bronze at the Glasgow International Arena with a total of 79,000. It wasn’t easy for Moore, who dismounted on the pommel horse, her first apparatus of the night, but she fought back with an impressive 13.850 on vault and
Welcome to our special cricket edition of Who Am I? game. The rules are simple. Every day of The Hundred there is a new cricketer participating in the tournament and we want you to guess in as few attempts as possible. After each wrong guess, you unlock a new clue. Guess the answer after as