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Division One

Pudsey St Lawrence went to the top of the Division One table despite being bowled out for 70 and losing by six wickets by Woodlands.

The two bowling points they gained enabled St Lawrence to edge ahead Baildon who were without a game.

Greig Godfrey (5-21) and Scott Richardson (4-23) enabled Woodlands to skittle the champions out.

Third-placed Hanging Heaton maintained their good run with a 91-run win over Cleckheaton.

Chris Goodaire (62), Michael Royce (52), Nabeel Hafeez (50) and James Byrne (50) made good progress as a total of 250 was compiled despite the efforts of Stuart Houlbrook (4-95) and Masavar Masadique (3-50). Cleckheaton were bowled out for 159 with Peter Byrne (5-42) and, Umar Rehman 3-54) doing the damage. Chris Dobson (50) and, Shahid Rehman (30) were the main contributors.

Sovereign Health Care Priestley Shield finalists Yeadon are just one point above the relegation zone after their 64-run defeat by Lightcliffe.

David Knight made a fine 86 as Lightcliffe made 209-5 before dismising Yeadon for 145 with young spinner Siraj Hussain taking fibe for 60

There was finally some joy for bottom team East Bierley as they defeated Morley by 102 runs. Matthew Anderson took four for 11 and John Glover (3-20) as Morley were dismissed for 43 in response to East Bierley's 145. Liam Walsh (36) and John Davies (35) were the main scorers for East Bierley while Liam Fynn (4-43) was the pick of the Morley bowlers.

East Bierley are now just three points behind Pudsey Congs who suffered a 30-run loss to Bowling Old Lane. Aqib Aurangzeb (6-23) put the skids under Congs as they collapsed to 127 all out in reply to Old Lane's 157 all out in which veteran Khalid Rehman made 38 and Aurangzeb 32.

Michael Davies (4-24) continued his good form as he helped Bradford & Bingley to beat Farsley by five wickets. Farsley, with Ben Tempest (40no), and Ross Monaghan (39), leading the way, made 167-8. Bradford & Bingley replied with 168-5. Andrew Clarke (36), Peter Clarke (36no), and Warren Allitt (32) eased Bradford & Bingley to victory

Division Two

Promotion-chasing Gomersal suffered a surprise setback to their hopes when they suffered a 48-run defeat at Spen Victoria.

The home side made 206 with teenage batsman Oliver Davison (53) making his second successive half-century, and John Ireland hitting 45, Spen made 206 before dismissing their near-neighbours for 158.

Ireland crowned a good all-round performance by taking three for 32, while Danny Simpson took three for 17. James Tolson (36) and Josh Fell (31) were Gomersal's top scorers.

Third-placed Bankfoot also slipped up. They went down by 94 runs to Windhill. Opener Jack Holland led the way with 72 as Windhill made 179 despite thee fforts of Nigel Hanson (4-32). Bankfoot were dismissed for a dismal 85 with Amir Saed taking three for 22.

Leaders Hartshead Moor took advantage of their rivals slip ups - but only just. they defeated Saltaire by just five runs in a game reduced to 45 overs each.

James Thornton (6-41) bowled superbly to restrict Hartshead Moor to 155-9 in their 44overs. Saltaire tried hard to push for victory but narrowly missed their target, finishing on 150-8. Mohammed Khalil-ullah made 57.

Manningham Mills piled up the runs against Brighouse. They made 244-9 declared thanks to Mohammed Jahangir (52), Irfan Ul Haq (49no) and Qamar Abbas (41). Brighouse could only muster 102-8 in reply with James Curtis making 30.

Scott Hartley made 71 as he guided Keighley to a three-wicket win over Great Horton. Hartley's innings enable Keighley to pass Great Horton's total of 143 all out in which Zubair Ashraf made 46.

Fifth-placed Undercliffe inflicted more misery on lowly Idle as they secured a 105-run win. Liam Brearley (57) again led the way for Undercliffe. Idle were bowled out for just 45 with Tahir Mahmood taking three for 22, and