Welcome to a special cricket edition of our Who am I? game. The rules are simple. For each day of The Hundred there’s a cricketer, taking part in this year’s tournament, who we want you to identify in as few attempts as possible. After each wrong guess you unlock a new clue. The sooner you
The Hundred men’s competition, Lord’s London Spirit 160-5 (100 balls): Pretorius 52 (28); Sowter 2-29 MI London 164-6 (94 balls): Pooran 39 (25); J Overton 2-23 MI London won by four wickets Scorecard. Table London Spirit became the first team to be eliminated from The Hundred after a four-wicket defeat by MI London in front
McCullum also gave his support for close friend Stephen Fleming, who has replaced him as Test coach. Fleming, 53, will not be in charge for the Pakistan series as Marcus Trescothick will step in, meaning his first assignment will be the tour of South Africa in December. “I had a great time in my four
The Hundred women’s competition, Lord’s MI London 122-9 (100 balls): Kerr 69* (41); Dean 3-26 London Spirit 119-8 (100 balls): De Klerk 35 (29); Matthews 2-21 MI London won by three runs Scorecard. Table Melie Kerr played a magnificent lone hand with the bat to keep struggling MI London’s faint qualification hopes alive in the
“The stress fracture, which has sidelined me for over a year, as well as my injury record, naturally made me think of my future both as a cricketer and away from the game, and subsequently, I decided now was the right time to pursue my next challenge.” Turner made his debut for Hampshire in 2021,
Lancashire have signed Pakistan spinner Noman Ali for the final six games of the County Championship season. The 39-year-old has taken 101 wickets in 22 Tests since making his first appearance in 2021. Noman is likely to make his Red Rose debut when they play Northamptonshire on 20 August. “His record speaks for itself with