Saturday, July 31

Full scorecards League Tables First team review

Division One
Hanging Heaton gained revenge for their recent Sovereign Health Care Priestley Shield semi-final defeat by inflicting a seven-wicket defeat on league leaders Baildon

Hanging Heaton dismissed their rivals for just 89 with Mick Horner taking 4-21. Only Ross Todd (31) resisted for long.

Skipper Andrew Nettleton (34no) steered Hanging Heaton home to a win that has greatly boosted their own title chances and left them in third place - just 11 points behind Baildon.

Champions Pudsey St Lawrence seized the opportunity to increase the pressure on Baildon with a five-wicket win at Morley

Chris Hester (4-35), Adam Hopkins (3-8) and Richard Marsden (3-44) shared the wickets as Morley were bowled out for 105. St Lawrence lost five wickets reaching their victory target as Liam Fynn (4-24) made them work for their runs.

Two of the bottom three recorded victories. Pudsey Congs defeated Lightcliffe by five wickets and Cleckheaton beat Woodlands by eight wickets.

Congs took advantage of East Bierley being without a game to lift themselves off the bottom of the table. Chris Doey (3-26), Wasim Bashir (3-38) and Ramandeep Kang (3-37) bowled out Lightcliffe for 133. Ashley Slatter then made an unbeaten 37 to steer Congs to victory.

Rob Brown (85) and Chris Dobson (75) guided Cleckheaton to a much-needed success against Woodlands. who made 180-8 with Andy Moulds making 41. The best Cleckheaton bowlers as Masaver Masadiq (3-63).

Cleckheaton remain in the bottom three because Sovereign Health Care Priestley Shield finalists Yeadon beat Bradford & Bingley by 30 runs.

Yeadon were all out for 161 with extras at 33 being their top scorer as Michael Clarke took 5-34 and Danny Trowers (4-51).

Bradford & Bingley were dismissed for 131 in reply. Adam Swallow (30) was top scorer as Ryan Mooney (3-30) and, Matt Yeadon (3-39) set up their team's success.

Matthew Henry took 6-32 and Terry Staniforth (4-35) as Farsley bowled out Bowling Old Lane for 151 to set up a five -wicket success. Ross Monaghan (42) and Asif Amir (35) helped Farsley to their victory target.

Division Two

Lowly Saltaire sprung a surprise as they defeated promotion-chasing Gomersal by two wickets.

Yasir Qadim's innings of 54 wad crucial in helping Saltaire nudge past Gomersal's total of 156-6.

Ryan Kitson (4-46) and Josh Fell (3-53) bowled well for Gomersal but couldn't spare their side from defeat in a match which saw their experienced batsman Andy Fearnsides make an unbeaten 70. Usman Munir was Saltaire's best bowler with 4-18.

Leaders Hartshead Moor were too strong for Great Horton. Young Jack Baldwin took 4-20 as Great Horton - despite 43 from Mohammad Daud - were dismissed for 141. Hartshead Moor knocked off the runs in 35 overs with Nicky Ward making 42 and Jamie Priestley (40no)

Third-placed Bankfoot were made to work hard for their two-wicket win at idle. Wayne Robinson took 5-24 as Idle were bowled out for 109. Bankfoot were given a few scares by Rob Gibson (3-4) and Alex Robinson (3-17) before victory was achieved.

Spen Victoria dismissed Manningham Mills for 86 as they raced to an eight-wicket win. Danny Simpson (4-21) and Chris Allen (3-15) did the damage with the ball, then skipper Mark Loker hit 34 as they secured victory.

All-rounder Tahir Mahmood impressed as Undercliffe defeated Brighouse by 39 runs He top scored with 58 not out as Undercliffe made 201 all out. There were also good contributions from Liam Brearley (43) and Jack Carter (33).

Mahmood was also in good form with the ball and took 4-33 as Brighouse were dismissed for 162. Sofian Khan top scored with 59.

An unbeaten 62 from Callum Jones steered Keighley to a five-wicket win at Windhill. They set up the win by bowling Windhill out for 142 with Paul Wilkinson (5-40) the pick of the bowlers.Jack Holland battled hard for 59 for Windhill but it wasn't enough to save his team from defeat.