Burghfield FC were crowned as the BTC Senior Cup champions as they defeated Finchampstead FC at the Select Car Leasing Stadium.
Read moreDetailsReading FC and other EFL clubs could be owed millions of pounds in compensation if Manchester City are found guilty of 115 charges
Read moreDetailsLincoln, Woods, Connell and Greatwood were all part of the new NCCA representative team known as the Challengers who played Leicestershire
Read moreDetailsA West Reading batsman topped last week's batting charts, while a Royal Ascot bowler claimed six wickets
Read moreDetailsThis time of the year with cup finals and play-offs is when the result will often rely on what the Laws of the Game used to call 'Kicks from the
Read moreDetailsBinfield Tennis Club welcomed two former professional players as they hosted their Davis Cup Day which gave their members the chance to face ex-pros
Read moreDetailsBerkshire CCC owed much to the Lewis brothers, Rhodri and Rhys, for helping them to start their defence of the National Counties Trophy
Read moreDetailsBINFIELD came out on top in the Midweek League Cricket opener with victory over CROWTHORNE & CROWN WOOD by 40 runs.
Read moreDetailsFinchampstead FC and Burghfield FC will do battle this Friday at the Select Car Leasing Stadium with silverware on the line.
Read moreDetailsREADING CITY have the chance to end their season with a trophy when they face Horley Town in the Southern Combination Challenge Cup final on Friday
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