England's Hundred Star No 15 Revealed
The identity of England's mystery cricketer in The Hundred Who Am I? game has been revealed. The player is No 15, but their name remains unknown, leaving fans to guess who it is.
The Hundred Who Am I? game is a daily feature on the BBC Sport website, where a new cricketer is revealed each day, and fans have to guess their identity in as few attempts as possible. The player who guesses correctly the soonest earns the most points.
BBC Sport's Callum Matthews set the clues for the latest player. Fans have been trying to guess the mystery cricketer, with each incorrect guess unlocking a new clue. The rules of the game are simple: after each wrong guess, a new clue is revealed, and the player who guesses correctly the soonest earns the most points.
Fans can play along and try to guess the identity of the mystery cricketer on the BBC Sport website. The game is part of the BBC's coverage of The Hundred, a new format of cricket that features 100-ball games. The Hundred is a shorter format of the game, with each game lasting just 100 balls.
The Hundred Who Am I? game is a fun way for fans to engage with the tournament and test their knowledge of the players. The game is available on the BBC Sport website and app, and fans can also watch The Hundred on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer.
The mystery cricketer's identity will be revealed eventually, but fans can continue to play along and try to guess who it is. The game is a great way for fans to get involved with the tournament and have some fun at the same time.
The Hundred Who Am I? game will continue throughout the tournament, with a new player revealed each day. Fans can play along and try to guess the identity of the mystery cricketer, with each incorrect guess unlocking a new clue.
Source: BBC Sports