Farsley's Lorenzo Ingram in action against Hanging Heaton. He took 4-43 with his left-arm spin and hit an unbeaten 90 as his side scored an eight wicket win to take over at the top of Division One.

Division One

There simply no stopping Farsley's Jamaican all-rounder Lorenzo Ingram.

He took 4-43 and followed up with an unbeaten 90 as Farsley defeated leaders Hanging Heaton by eight wickets to take over at the top.

Ingram has now scored 368 runs in three innings this season without being out.

He also showed how effective he can be with his spin bowling. He backed up the tireless work of Chris Henry (4-47) as Hanging Heaton were dismissed for 178.

Imran Dawood (40) and former Farsley player Mark Lawson (38no) were the only batsmen to make an impression for Hanging Heaton.

When Farsley replied they cruised to victory with 14.2 overs to spare. Ingram stroked 17 fours as he dominated an unbroken third-wicket stand of 152 with skipper Ian Philliskirk (37no).

Farsley are one point ahead on Pudsey St Lawrence who have also won all their three matches. They were steered to a five-wicket win over Baildon by their new opening batsman Adam Waite.

The former Guiseley player struck a six and 17 fours. he also shared in an opening stand of 101 with Mark Robertshaw (64) which provided the perfect foundation for the successful pursuit of Baildon's 249-7. Opener Jonny Reynolds top scored with 63 while off-spinner Steve Watts (4-68) proved to be St Lawrence's most effective bowler,

The surprise of the day came at Oxford Road where Gomersal inflicted a second-successive defeat on champions Pudsey Congs.

Their teenage opener Andy Gorrod made an unbeaten 111, an innings which contained two sixes and 15 fours, as Gomersal recovered from 27-3 to make 196-8. Former Farsley player Shabbir Rashid (42) shared a fourth-wicket stand of 106 with Gorrod.

Paceman Muhammad Naved (6-52) bowled well for Congs, but the match-winning bowling performance came from the Gomersal left-arm spinner Ben Platt. He found the dry pitch to his liking and took 6-42 as Congs crumbled to 129 all out.

If you want exciting finishes then Manningham Mills are the team to watch. After losing their first match to Hanging Heaton by one wicket, they tied at Undercliffe in their second and beat Cleckheaton by one run in their third.

Cleckheaton, who have now lost all three of their matches, needed 13 runs from the final over to overhaul the Manningham Mills total of 216-8. They looked on course for victory when they reduced the target to two with two balls left, but Mills hit back.

James Robinson was run out and from Zeeshan Qasim's final ball Ian Nicholson was caught by overseas player Imran Khalid for 35.

Mark Cummins (60), John Wood (48 and Tim Jackson (38) were the other main contributors for Cleckheaton while Qasim was the pick of the Mills bowlers with 4-35.

Mills were indebted to Massod Ahmed (61), Farakh Hussain (50) and Iqbal Khan (45no) for the bulk of their runs.

Bradford & Bingley opener Simon Davies hit an unbeaten 119 as he steered his side to a three-wicket win over Undercliffe. Davies tore into the Undercliffe attack hitting seven sixes and 13 fours while skipper Phil Slater (46) and James Davies (37) gave fine support as Undercliffe's total of 258-6 was passed with four overs to spare. The win lifts them to third in the table.

The Undercliffe innings featured a first Bradford League century for Yorkshire player Callum Geldart. His knock contained two sixes and 17 fours. He also shared in a third-wicket stand of 102 with his skipper Ben Heritage who made 67.

Woodland's recorded their first win as they defeated a lack-lustre East Bierley side by eight wickets. Opener Sam Frankland hit two sixes and 18 fours as he raced to an unbeaten 95 from 79 balls as Woodlands raced past the East Bierley score of 145 in just 24.3 overs.

Chris Brice was the man who had East Bierley in a spin. The slow left-armer took 4-23 as East Bierley collapsed after a bright start from Gavin Hamilton (34)

Division Two

Morley are the new leaders after their nail-biting one-run win over Brighouse which enabled them to capitalise on a first defeat for Lightcliffe by 39 runs at Yeadon.

Morley were indebted to Wasim Khaliq for keeping his nerve in the final over when Brighouse needed eight runs to overhaul their total of 192-9 with three wickets in hand.

He took two wickets and gave away only six runs before a run out off the final ball confirmed Morley's victory. Skipper Dave Nebard took 4-8 with his off spin, after Dean Crossley (93) had threatened to win the game for Brighouse.

For Morley, new recruit Matthew Baxter (89) produced another important contribution, while the promising left-hander James McNichol made a composed 64.

Second-placed Saltaire were involved in the division's first tie of the season against Bowling Old Lane.

Saltaire needed ten runs to win from the final over with one wicket in hand as they attempted to chase down Bowling Old Lane's total of 214.

The signs looked good for Saltaire when Matt Simpson hit Mapa Bandara's third ball for six, but he failed to score from the next two deliveries and a single from the final ball meant the match was ties, Saltaire finishing on 214-9.

Javed Umarji (66) and Tinashe Gomwe (38) were the men who batted Saltaire into a position from which they had a chance to win the game, but Adam Butt (4-29) and Zubair Najeeb (3-34) came up with valuable wickets at key times for Old Lane .

Skipper Bandara continued his good early-season form with a valuable 82 for Old Lane, while former Saltaire batsman Khurram Maqsood hit 47. Simpson was Saltaire's most successful bowler with 3-54.

Matthew Taylor hit an unbeaten 101 but couldn't save Lightcliffe from a 39-run defeat at Yeadon which drops them to third place. Taylor's innings contained 17 fours but he lacked support as Ben Elvidge (3-31) and Mahmood Rasool (3-57) restricted Lightcliffe to 191-8 in reply to the Yeadon score of 230-8.

Oliver Halliday smashed four sixes and five fours in a lively knock of 56, while evergreen skipper James Goldthorp made 47 despite the determined efforts of Alex Stead (4-60)

Idle's brittle batting fractured once again as they were bowled out for 99 at Spen Victoria. Robert Warriner took 4-28 for the home side who were in

trouble at 27-5 in reply until Matt Garside (40no) and George Deegan (38no) steered their side to a five-wicket win with an unbroken partnership of 73.

Martin Riley took 5-39 as Hartshead Moor bowled out Windhill for 96 on their way to a seven-wicket win.

Keighley also recorded a comfortable win. They defeated Great Horton by five wickets with Steve Reape (48), Imran Patel (39) and Simon Bailey (39no) guiding their side past the Great Horton total of 156. Raheel Ahmed was the top scorer for Great Horton with 38 while Keighley skipper Ross Towler was his side's best bowler with 5-50.