Khalsa are held for a fourth time

Khalsa drew first blood when Aaron Nagra’s short corner was stopped illegally on the line and Gurminder Ghattaura stepped up to flick the ball into the roof of the net

Doncaster responded with a 15-minute spell of pressure which resulted in goals from Dom Foster and Marcus Booth and a 2-1 half-time lead.

Ghattaura had a chance to bring Khalsa level shortly after the break, but with just the keeper to beat, he missed the target.

Scott Cordon, Sean Robinson and Amritpal Atwal also failed to test the home keeper before Cordon finally brought Khalsa level, knocking home the rebound after Alex Idoine’s shot was parried into his path.

Khalsa pressed for a third and Jas Singh produced a clever finish from a short corner to give them the advantage.

However, Doncaster refused to buckle and Joe Morrison earned them a point from the spot after shot from a penalty corner was deemed to have been stopped illegally.

Khalsa 2nds fought back from 2-0 down to gain a hard-fought point against Sutton Coldfield.

Ravinder Singh Hayer halved the deficit before the break, but Sutton quickly re-established their two-goal cushion.

However, Raghbir Baden scored from a well-worked routine to give Khalsa hope before Navdeep Singh Hayer produced a superb leveller.

Khalsa 3rds were handed a 3-0 win after opponents Bloxwich failed to raise a side.

Any hopes Warwick had of recording their first win of the season evaporated well before half-time at Bridgnorth.

Warwick’s Midlands One rivals took the lead inside eight seconds on the way to opening up a 6-0 interval lead in an embarrassingly one-sided first 35 minutes.

Warwick restored some pride after the break with a number of short corners and a goal for Dave Harris.

However, two counter-attack goals in the final few minutes further compounded their misery to complete an 8-1 scolreline.

Ollie Sampson’s second-half strike earned Warwick 2nds a home draw against Bridgnorth, while it needed a late strike from Will Whiting to salvage a point for the 3rds against Old Halesonians.

John MacDonald and Pete Hurrell had earlier put Warwick ahead, only for Old Halesonians to hit back to lead 3-2.

Warwick 5ths also earned a draw, with Steve McCarty grabbing the crucial strike in a stalemate at Solihull Blossomfield 4ths.

Warwick Ladies 1sts beat Hinckley 4-1 to gain their first win in Midlands Feeder West.

A Nicki Breeds penalty flick and a penalty-corner strike from Becky Weaver gave Warwick a two-goal cushion at the break.

Liz Holding further increased the lead after the break and Polly Lapage-Norris made it 4-0 before Hinckley notched a consolation.

Leamington’s men’s 1sts enjoyed mixed fortunes in their weekend double-header, slumping 3-0 to Wednesbury in West Midlands Division One before overcoming Buxton on penalty flicks in the cup.

David Waby and George Potts put Leamington in to a 2-0 lead against Buxton and despite being clawed back, some smart saves from Chris Parks in the shootout confirmed the Spa side’s progress.

Leamington mens 2nds got back to winning ways with four first-half goals helping them to a 5-1 victory over Evesham.

Alex Willetts (2), Rob Matthews, Nick Solman and Matt Wright were the goalscorers.

Leamington Ladies 3rds maintained top spot in Division Three of the Warwickshire League courtesy of a 3-0 home win over Warwick University.

Andrea Ralph and Debbie Burton put Leamington 2-0 up at the break, with Liz Jones completing the scoring from the top of the D after the break.

The ladies’ 4ths moved up to fourth spot with a hard-fought 3-2 win over Hampton.

The sides were level at the break after Dominique Selby’s goal was cancelled out.

However, second-half strikes from Nicky Hunt and Ellie Brain gave Leamingotn a useful two-goal cushion before a second for Hampton ensured a tense finale.

n Leamington newly formed Saturday Badgers, comprising juniors 13 and over, recorded their first win of the season on Saturday against Evesham.

First-half goals by Rob Love, Robin Turner and Will Savage and a further strike from Lewis Lowe earned the side a 4-2 win.