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
The Hundred Men’s Competition, Headingley Sunrisers Leeds 187-5 (100 balls): Swamp 69 (34); Rasheed 3-21 South Braves 182-5 (100 balls): McKinney 44 (23), Stubbs 42* (20); Embrace 2-33 Sunrisers Leeds won by five runs Scorekeeper. Table Mitchell Marsh starred with the bat as Sunrisers Leeds secured their first win of The Hundred by defeating Southern
We saw Australia’s men win bronze in the team gymnastics final on day one, and on day two it’s the women’s turn to compete for a medal in the same event. In the men’s event, the countries were divided into three groups and Australia was in the third and final group to compete. But in
The Hundred Women’s Competition, Headingley Sunrisers Leeds 116 with everything (100 balls): Smith 48 (34); Wang 3-15 South Braves 117-5 (96 balls): Rodrigues 42* (34); McCarthy 2-14 Southern Brave won by five wickets Scorekeeper. Table Jemimah Rodrigues scored an unbeaten 42 to guide Southern Brave to a five-wicket win against Sunrisers Leeds and maintain their
Available for more than one year 2026 is the National Year of Reading and to mark the event, the TMS team is debating which is the best cricket book of all time. From the iconic “Beyond a Boundary” by CLR James to “Penguins Stopped play” by Harry Thompson. From Duncan Hamilton’s biography of Harold Larwood