Welcome to a special cricket edition of our Who am I? game. In this series, every day of The Hundred features a different cricketer from this year's tournament. Your task is to identify the player in as few attempts as possible. It’s a simple yet engaging way to test your cricket knowledge and stay connected with the action.

After each wrong guess you unlock a new clue. The sooner you get the answer, the more points you earn. A score of 3 is good, while 4 or 5 points is exceptional. You can enter your guess in the comment box below, and the system will tell you if you’re correct. Each incorrect attempt reveals a hint that moves you closer to the answer. The points you earn can be used to compare against friends or track your progress over the competition.

Today's player, the star cricketer No 4, has been set up with clues by BBC Sport journalist Joe Rindl. Joe Rindl has crafted clues that range from statistics to personal anecdotes, making the challenge both fun and informative. The clues are designed to be increasingly specific, so patience and deduction are rewarded.

Try the quiz now and return tomorrow for a fresh challenge. If you enjoy these puzzles, head to our dedicated Sports Quizzes page and sign up for notifications to receive the latest quizzes straight to your device. The quiz is accessible on desktop and mobile, and you can share your score on social media. Signing up for notifications ensures you never miss a new player or a chance to beat your own record.