Who won FA Cup? No idea, says sports minister Helen Grant Asked by the ITV reporter who the current women's Wimbledon tennis champion is, Ms Grant, the Conservative MP for Maidstone and The Weald, said: "Oh...erm, it's not one of ours... but I know that Andy Murray did it for us which was absolutely fantastic and that's the most important thing and he's fantastic and he's going to go bigger and bigger." After pausing for a number of seconds, Ms Grant said: "Come on help, FA Cup holders...Manchester United because it's my favourite club." Wigan Athletic won this year's FA Cup, defeating Manchester City in the final. Mrs Grant was then asked who the England Rugby Union captain is. She replied: "What about hockey?" She also failed to say when Maidstone United Football Club, her local constituency team, left the football league, but added: "These are hard questions." Her final test was to say which Paralympian won the most gold medals at London 2012. A voice can be heard in the background saying "David Weir" to Mrs Grant. Mr Weir is the British wheelchair athlete who won four gold medals at the London Games. After saying, "Who?," Mrs Grant replies: "Dave Weir." The correct answer was Jacqueline Freney, the Australian Paralympic swimmer. After her resounding failure, Mrs Grant said: "I wasn't told there was going to be a quiz on Saturday night. If I'd known I would have done some proper revision. My sports pub quiz knowledge may not be encyclopedic but I understand the positive impact that participating in sport has on people's lives. Mrs Grant was appointed as sports minister in David Cameron's most recent reshuffle. She became the first black Tory MP in 2010. Mrs Grant was a former junior judo champion.