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Division One

Champions Pudsey St Lawrence showed little mercy for their near neighbours Pudsey Congs as they ran up a massive 366-6 on their way to an emphatic 233-run win.

The tone was set by openers Dave Dawson and skipper James Milligan. They put on 129 for the first wicket with Milligan making 83 from 77 balls with the aide of 18 fours.

Dawson, who went on to make a magnificent 104 from 104 balls with four sixes and 14 fours, then shared a second wicket partnership of 124 with Mark Stringer (50). Duncan Butler (44) also weighed in with quick runs as Congs' bowlers were made to suffer.

The shell-shocked Congs were bowled out of 133 in reply with Imran Ahmed (70) dominating the innings. Chris Hester (3-26) and Duncan Butler (3-6) were the pick of the bowlers. The victory brought an added bonus because it enabled them to take over at the top of the table.

Previous leaders Lightcliffe dropped to fourth place after suffering a crushing eight-wicket defeat against Baildon who are now second.

Lightcliffe were dismissed for just 76 at Jenny Lane as paceman Brett Kinsey continued his good form with five for 23. Baildon knocked off the runs with ease as Darren Wilson made an unbeaten 31.

Baildon are 12 points adrift of St Lawrence and just three ahead of Morley who beat Farsley by 72 runs.

Robert Smith (71) and Richard Winn (46) helped Morley to make 191 despite the efforts of Terry Staniforth (5-48). Off spinner Tom Smith took four for 25 as Farsley were bowled out for 119. Staniforth (40) and Matthew Green (39) were their top scorers.

There were runs galore and very few wickets at Bennett Lane where Hanging Heaton defeated bottom team East Bierley by nine wickets. Howard Ellis (127no) and Michael Smith (11no) shared an unbroken second-wicket partnership of 234 as Hanging Heaton overhauled an East Bierley score of 253-6 to win.

James Petty with a battling 104 and skipper John Davis (75no) had revived the East Bierley innings after the loss of early wickets against James Byrne (5-81).

The division's fifth century maker of the day was Bowling Old Lane's Shahid Alishan who hit 18 fours in an unbeaten 113 as his side defeated Cleckheaton by 153 runs. Rifaqet Ali (55) also made valuable runs in a total of 263-9. Shahid Rehman (4-50) and Stuart Houlbrook (3-64) were Cleckheaton's best bowlers. In reply, Cleckheaton were dismissed for 110 despite a battling 39 from skipper Russ Noble. Talat Sajawal took four for 45 for Old Lane.

Bradford & Bingley claimed a valuable 98-run over Woodlands in their bid to pull clear of the relegation zone. They made 209 all out with Rob Walker (42), Michael Clarke (41) and Jacob Roach (38) leading the way against a bowling attack in which teenagers Chris Walker (5-55) and George Saville (4-75) were the most successful bowlers. Woodlands were dismissed for just 111.

Division Two

Gomersal knocked Hartshead Moor off the top of the table as they inflicted a seven-wicket defeat on their promotion rivals.

Skipper Chris Rhodes led from the front taking five for 20 as he and veteran Dave Hilton (4-39) bowled out Hartshead Moor for 123. Rhodes followed up with 38 as he and Josh Fell (39no) ensured his side took over top spot.

Gomersal lead by four points from Hartshead Moor with fast-improving Bankfoot just a point further back after their crushing 161-run win over Keighley.

Craig Johnston (78), Wayne Robinson (47no), Chris Ignatowski (41) and Nigel Hanson (36) helped Bankfoot make 279-9 before dismissing Keighley for 118 with Chris Ignatowski taking five for 32.

Fourth-placed Undercliffe are just eight points behind the new leaders after their six-wicket win at Manningham Mills where they overhauled the home side's total of 232-7 thanks to 77 from skipper Sam Brookes and 65 from Zarak Khan.

Mills owed their total to a determined innings of 86 from Aezaz Dar. Salman Khan took four for 42 for Undercliffe.

Brighouse won the basement battle with Idle but their first win of the season, by 11 runs, wasn't enough to lift them off the bottom.

Matty Senior hit 57 as they made 151 despite the efforts of Dave Pearce (4-28). Ten-man Idle were dismissed for 140 with Jesse Gordon taking three for 47.

Saltaire edged a much-needed two-wicket win over Spen Victoria. Govinda Bagota took four for 29 as Spen were dismissed for 161 after making a promising start. James Baker top scored with 36. Saltaire, despite a couple of nervous moments, edged home with Nadeem Asgar making 30. The pick of the Spen bowlers was Mick Fell with three for 34.

Shabbir Ellahi (5-23) and Adam Ashraf (4-33) helped set up Great Horton's three-wicket win over Windhill. Their fine efforts restricted Windhill to a total of 149 - a score built around three main contributors Andy Evans (47), Kurram Rashid (41) and Des Wilkinson (35). Great Horton eased home with Zabir Ashraf making 52.