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Leaders Baildon won the dress rehearsal for next month's Sovereign Health Care Priestley Shield final when they defeated Yeadon by three wickets with two balls to spare.

Darren Wilson (37), Ross Todd (36) and Chris Reynolds (30) guided their side past Yeadon's total of 180 despite the efforts of James Todd (4-43).

Earlier, Brett Kinsey (4-49) and Jamie Abbott (3-42) proved to be the best of the Baildon bowlers while Danny Hall (45), Kieran Hanogue (35) and James Riley (30) were Yeadon's main contributors.

Champions Pudsey St Lawrence suffered their third successive defeat lose further ground in the title race,

After being dismissed for 70 and 82 in their previous two matches, they will at least have been relieved to feature in a high-scoring encounter, although losing by just six runs will have been a bitter pill to swallow.

Farsley batted first and made 238-5 with Barrie Frankland making a superb 105. James Higgins was the other main contributor with 42.

St Lawrence made a bold bid to go for the runs but were dismissed for 232 as Ryan Lumb took five for 68.

Skipper James Milligan (53), Chris Hester (47) and Andy Parratt (40) were their top scorers.

Hanging Heaton moved into third place after securing a maximum 20 points for their 186-run win over Pudsey Congs.

Michael Royce led the run spree with 93 while Dave Lawrence (52), Michael Smith (47) and James Byrne (35) all made important contributions as Hanging Heaton declared on 308-6 after 46.2 overs. Callum Oliver was the most successful bowler with three for 70.

That gave them an extra three overs to bowl out their opponents but they only needed 35 as Congs were dismissed for 122 with Chris Goodaire taking five for 23.

Congs now find themselves propping up the table because East Bierley hauled themselves off the bottom with a ten-wicket win over Bowling Old Lane.

Jack Ormondroyd took four for four and Matthew Anderson (3-22) as Bowling Old Lane were skittled out for 68. East Bierley cruised to victory thanks to an unbeaten opening stand of 71 between Andrew Newby (40no) and Oliver Ashford (30no).

Bradford & Bingley's talented teenage batsman Andrew Clarke hit a magnificent 140 not out as his side made 303-2 on their way to a resounding 159-run win over relegation candidates Cleckheaton.

Clarke, who hit a six and 18 fours, shared a first wicket stand of 207 with fellow opener Warren Allitt (91). Skipper Peter Clarke weighed in with an unbeaten 31.

Cleckheaton were never likely to challenge such a big score and were dismissed for 144. Shaun Howe top scored with 40 while Michael Davies (4-47) was the pick of the bowlers.

Morley completed their second win of the weekend when they beat Woodlands by five wickets. Chris Rodwell took five for four and Andy Kirkwood (3-15) as Woodlands were skittled for 72. Robert Smith made 36 as Morley edged to their victory target.