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Division One

Baildon's title-winning team

Leg-spinner Jamie Abbott took his haul of Bradford League wickets to the magical 1,000 mark as champions Baildon rounded off their season with a three-wicket win over Yeadon - the side who beat them in last month's Sovereign Health Care Priestley Shield final.

Abbott took 3-27 to reach the landmark and crown a memorable season for the Jenny Lane club.

Brett Kinsey (3-42) was the other main wickettaker as Yeadon, despite 40 from wicketkeeper James Riley, were dismissed for 120. Baildon experienced problems of their own against the bowling of Matt Yeadon (4-30) but eased home with Phil Hiley hitting an unbeaten 38.

Runners up Hanging Heaton were involved in a rain-affected game with relegated Pudsey Congs.

Hanging Heaton were dismissed for 144, a total which owed much to the efforts of Chris Goodair (44) and Michael Royce (37). Chris Doey (3-14) was the most successful Congs bowler.

Rain meant Congs only faced 29 overs in reply and they finished on 157-7 thanks to 56 from the promising Barney Gibson and 47 from Ashley Slater.

Third-placed Bradford & Bingley have had a strong finish to the season and they rounded it off with a 121-run win over relegated Cleckheaton.

Skipper Peter Clarke made 67 and Jacob Roach (30) as Bradford & Bingley made 200-6 before dismissing their rivals for just 79. Joe Bowman took 4-41 for Cleckheaton

Pudsey St Lawrence ran out 74 run winners at Farsley. Chris Sharkey hit an unbeaten 90 and was supported by James Milligan (40) and Andy Parratt (36) as St Lawrence made 221-5 declared before restricting Farsley to 147-6. Asif Amir top scored with 55.

Fifteen-year-old Chris Rodwell hit 66 and Liam Fynn took 5-5 as Morley ended their campaign with a 67-run win over Woodlands. Thanks to Rodwell, Morley made 135 before bowling out Woodlands for 68.

The match between Bowling Old Lane and East Bierley was abandoned without a ball being bowled.

Jamie Abbott completed 1,000 wickets on the day he celebrated Baildon's title win with his mother, father and grandfather.