Division Two

East Bierley made it four wins out of four as they romped to the top of the table with an emphatic nine-wicket victory over Cleckheaton.

John Davis (58no), Gareth Davis (54) and, Andrew Newby (41) steered East Bierley past the Cleckheaton score of 160.

Shahid Rehman (38) and James Marshall (34) were their top scorers while Oliver Ashford (3-35) again bowled well for East Bierley,

Undercliffe are now second after defeating Idle by a similar margin.

Skipper Liam Brearley hit an unbeaten 82 and was well supported by Jack Carter (75) and Zarak Khan (45no) as Idle's score of 235 all out was overhauled.

Greg Wilkinson (62) was the top scorer for Idle while the best of the Undercliffe bowlers was Mukadas Mohammed (4-40).

The victory earned Undercliffe the maximum 20 points and took them two points clear of of previous leaders Saltaire - who were without a game - but 12 points adrift of East Bierley.

Manningham Mills made it three wins out of three as they defeated Brighouse by 10 wickets. The evergreen Javed Iqbal made an unbeaten 69 and Zaffran Ghafar (59) as they shared an unbroken opening stand of 150. Hashim Khan set up the victory by taking 5-18 as Brighouse were dismissed for 146. Daniel Dunkerley was their top scorer with 74.

Gomersal recorded their first win when they triumphed by 14 runs at Great Horton. Paul Huddlestone top scored with 69 as Gomersal made 227-9. Majid Khan hit 58 in the Great Horton reply of 213.

Keegan Moodley struck an unbeaten 85 as Pudsey Congs inflicted a fourth-successive defeat on Spen Victoria. Tom Elliott chipped in with 47 as Congs past the Spen score of 213 all out with three over to spare. Opener Chris Allen (54) and james baker (33) were the top scorers for Spen while Wasim Bashir (5-29) was the best of the Congs bowlers.

Keighley picked up maximum points as they defeated Bankfoot by 162 runs. Ben Simons (70), Jason Perry (58no) and Tim Burnley (34) carried Keighley to 261-6, then Luke Chapman took 3-7 to dismiss Bankfoot for 99.