KIDDY FAIL TO BREAK WANDS

THIS damp squib of a game served up a distinct lack of goalmouth action as these two improved sides battling to a point apiece at Aggborough.

-  Adam Matthews

With both sides struggling at the wrong end of the table, the visitors will be the happier of the two teams as they nullified Harriers and claimed a draw that keeps them three points clear of the relegation zone.

Phil Brown's Harriers, who failed to win for the first time in the league since the former Hull City boss took charge, remain two points from safety.

Brown said: "I've got to find a way of winning games like that when they are tight. It's another point gained in the plight for survival. A lot of supporters will be thinking that we should be beating Dorking at home, but nobody has a divine right to win a game of football.