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Division One 

Champions Pudsey St Lawrence avenged last season's Sovereign Health Care Priestley Shield final defeat as they beat Hanging Heaton by seven wickets to open up an eight-point lead.

Duncan Butler (75no) and Matthew Lumb (53) steered St Lawrence to victory as they overhauled a Hanging Heaton score of 189 all out.

Adam Hopkins, back after a brief spell at Spen Victoria, took three for 42 and Chris Hester (3-40) for St Lawrence while Michael Smith (39) was top scorer.

With Bowling Old Lane losing by two wickets to Lightcliffe, Farsley are now second after a two-wicket win over Woodlands.

Woodlands made 213-6 batting first thanks to Greig Godfrey (89) and Phil Walker (81). Zaffer Mahmood impressed for Farsley with five for 40.

Farsley eased to their target with Matthew Green (50), Terry Staniforth (39) and Nigel Thornton (34no) steering them home.

Bowling Old Lnae's good run ended when Lightcliffe dismissed them for 119 with Siraj Hussain taking four for 18 and Ian Towers (3-25) The best of the batsmen was Ashgar Razak with a defiant 36. Lightcliffe also had their problems when batting but held off the threat of Kamran Siddique (3-44) to secure victory.

Spinner Jamie Abbott took five for 32 as Baildon defeated Morley by five wickets to move into third place. Thanks to Abbott, Morley, despite 44 from Naveed Siddique, were dismissed for 148. Darren Wilson made 49 as Baildon cruised to victory.

There was no joy for the bottom two, Pudsey Congs and East Bierley. Congs were bowled out for 108 at Yeadon as Ryan Mooney took five for 35. Kieran Hanogue sped Yeadon to an eight-wicket win with five for 35.

Richard Slater took six for 19 to put the skids under East Bierley. His efforts eanbled Bradford & Bingley to bowl out the home side for 139 as they recorded a comfortable eight-wicket win. Matthew Anderson's (50) counted for little as Bradford & Bingley secured victory with Michael Clarke unbeaten on 58.

Division Two

Third-placed Bankfoot emerged triumphant in their promotion tussle with Hartshead Moor who were second.

James Holdsworth stroked his way to the day's highest score of 306 all out. He smashed eight sixes and ten fours and was supported by Craig Johnstone (68) and Paul Ellis (36). Alistair Byrne was the best of the Hartshead bowlers with five for 60.

The home side, faced with such a huge target, made a spirited response and finished on 276-8 to lose by 30 runs. Nick Ward (62), Andy Waudby (48), Martin Ellis (44) and Jack Baldwin (43no) all made good contributions but Nigel Hanson (5-36) made sure the runs were made in a losing cause.

Skipper Chris Rhodes (5-27) and Matthew Hirst (5-35) bowled out keighley for 165 to set up a five-wicket win. Stuart Donahoe (57), Liam Grant (42no) and James Tolson (32) saw Gomersal home.

Windhill remain in the promotion hunt after a five-wicket success over Manningham Mills. Louis Dean took six for 35 as they bowled out their visitors for 114. Mohammad Faisal (38) top scored for Mills. Windhill were helped to their modest target by Richard Clow (33no) after Waleed Khan (5-34) had taken all the wickets to fall.

Fifth-placed Undercliffe bowled out Great Horton for 107 with tahir Mahmood (5-23) and Sajid Khan (4-22) doing the damage. Undercliffe reached their target in 25 overs with skipper Sam Brookes hitting and unbeaten 55

Idle's joy at recording their first win last week was short lived as they suffered a 43-run defeat at Spen Victoria. Sean Raven (59) was the main contributor to a Spen score of 203-5, then Oliver Davison (4-48) and John Ireland (3-32) bowled out Idle for 160.

Brighouse remain bottom despite recording their second win of the campaign at Saltaire. Sohail Khan (75) and Sohail Hussain (45) helped Brighouse to make 218 before restricting Saltaire to 196-7 Amarpaul Serai top scored with 40.