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Division One

There was defeat for champions Pudsey St Lawrence as they went down to a seven-wicket lo against newly-promote Bradford & Bingley by seven wickets.

James Roach (68no), Michael Clark (62) an skipper Peter Clarke (48no) helped their side overcome a St Lawrence score of 209 all out. Phil Wilson (43) and James Milligan (32) top scored for Saints while Waj Ali (4-53) was the pick of the bowlers.

Brett Kinsey (5-17) an Jamie Abbott (4-11) joined forces to bowl Baildon to a 102-run win over Bowling old Lane. The visitors were dismissed for just 55

Cleckheaton skipper Russ Noble led from the front as his side beat Pudsey Congs by 32 runs. Noble made 76 an was well supported by Shahid Rehman (32) and Ian Gatenby (31). Callum Oliver (4-73) was the pick of the bowlers. Congs were all out for 211 in reply despite 61 from Phil Allinson an 51 from Andre Stolarski.

James Higgins took six for 19 as Farsley beat East Bierley by two wickets. East Bierley were put out for 125 but Farsley just managed to knock off the runs.

James Byrne made 48 and took (3-50) as Sovereign Health Care Priestley Shield holders Hanging Heaton beat Yeadon by two wickets. Yeadon made 203 all out with Danny Hall making 56 an Oliver Halliday (40). Hanging Heaton got home with nearly three overs to spare. Chris Goodair making 43 in the face of good bowling from Halliday (4-27).

Lightcliffe started life in the top flight with a two-run win over Morley. Richard Thompson made 86no in a total of 213-8. Richard Winn took four for 71 and hit 37 as he and Ryan Dowse (38) battled hard but Morley were undone by the leg spin of 14-year-old Siraj Hussain who took 7-59 on his debut.

Division Two

Windhill's seconds capped a great ay for their club with a 93-run win over Idle. Tahir Amin (71) an Ryan Holdsworth (39) took them to a total of 209-8 before Holdsworth took four for 16 as Idle were dismissed for 116.

Spen Victoria were in a hurry. Adam Brown (4-24) and Faisal Rajput (3-7) bowled Bankfoot out for 58. Spen lost one wicket knocking off the runs.

Majid Khan (56) and Mohammad Akbar (47) helped Great Horton to 213 all out before Brighouse were dismissed for 190. Chris Curtis made 74 an Mohammed Mukadas (48). Shabbir Ellahi took 4-32 for Great Horton.

There was a close game at Hartshead Moor were the home side beat Undercliffe by four runs. Liam Evans (58), Martin Ellis 51 and Lewis Brooke 42), helped them make 244-7. Zarak Khan took three for 47. Khan also shone with the bat making 72no but Unercliffe fell just short on 240-9. Craig Smith hit 56.

Ryan Kitson took five for 56 to propel Gomersal to 91-run win at Manningham Mills. The home side were kept to 139-9 in reply to Gomersal's 230-7 in which Simon Halls hit 54 and Dave Hilton (40no).

Relegated Keighley beat Saltaire by three wickets with Paul Wilkinson 45, Luke Chapman 38, an Andrew Coppen (37no) seeing them home.