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A draw was probably the right result, although Wimbledon might reflect on the missed opportunities they created during sustained periods of territory and possession – not unlike their previous match against Maidenhead. It must be said though that Hertford’s defence was much harder to break down.

Blackheath produced a vastly-improved second-half performance to beat Darlington Mowden Park 23-14 to record their first National League One win of the season.

Defeat at home to Harrow Borough ensured that for a seventh consecutive season, Welling United failed to get beyond the qualifying rounds of the FA Cup.

Surrey fielded a staggering 34 players this summer due to international calls, injuries, Covid-19 and, of course, The Hundred.

Streatham player-coach Michael Farn heads into this weekend’s fixtures against Oxford City Stars and Milton Keynes Thunder buoyed yet cautious, after a winning start to the 2021-22 campaign.

Hercules Wimbledon sprinters claimed a record six Surrey track relay titles at Carshalton last weekend.

Ed Taylor is only the fourth player to be appointed as captain of Blackheath since 2005 – but in many ways his task looks to be far more onerous.

Emma Raducanu is the talk of tennis after the 18-year-old ended Britain’s 44-year wait for a women’s Grand Slam singles champion. The Bromley-raised teenager won the US Open on Saturday night and is being tipped to become one of sport’s biggest names. Here we provide the lowdown on her amazing achievement.

Two fourth place finishes on the Silverstone National circuit last weekend has helped Lewisham’s Cameron Horsman strengthen his grip on third position in the British GP2 championship. He now sits on 203 points 39 ahead of the rider in fourth with six races to go.

Erith motorcycle racer Casey O’Gorman had a setback in his quest to become British Talent Cup champion for 2021 last weekend at Silverstone for round eight of the championship with a crash and his first finish off the podium leaving him with a fight on his hands in the final round.

Tooting born superbike racer Gino Rea had a good but frustrating weekend at Silverstone, finishing off the podium despite a pole position and leading two races.