Goddard and Hamilton break 85-year record

East Bierley's second-wicket pair of Lee Goddard and Gavin Hamilton broke a league record that had stood for 85 years with an unbroken partnership of 295 as their side beat Saltaire by 168 runs.

The previous best of 270 was set by Bingley's H Briggs (125no) and H Firth (142) back in 1925, but Derbyshire's Goddard (155no) and Scotland captain Hamilton (127no) beat it with some style as they helped East Bierley to a total of 309-1.

Saltaire were dismissed for 141 with spinners Luke Jarvis (4-35) and Greg Wood (4-46) doing the damage.

With Woodlands not playing, Pudsey St Lawrence went back to the top with a six-wicket win over Bankfoot. Chris Marsden took 5-56 as Bankfoot, despite 53 from Greg Fotheringham, were restricted to 184-9. Opener Mark Robertshaw (87) saw St Lawrence to their victory target.

St Lawrence now have 124 points and lead by nine from Undercliffe who suffered a three-wicket defeat at Farsley. Woodlands drop to third, a further three points behind.

West Indian all-rounder Lorenzo Inghram (54) and Tom Slater (43) ensured Farsley cashed in on the fine work of Yorkshire's James Lee (4-56) and Leeds/Bradford Universities player Bradley Kruger (4-39) in dismissing Undercliffe for 168.

The match between Baildon and Cleckheaton ended in a tie. Cleckheaton, who started the final over needing six to pass Baildon's 208 all out with two wickets in hand, ended up scrambling a bye off the last ball from Craig Hitchenor (5-25) to level the scores.

Cleckheaton finished on 208-9, with Edward Walmsley making 54. Earlier Baildon were rescued from 15-3 by Jonny Reynolds (81) and Ian Philliskirk (62).

Bradford & Bingley recovered from 13-2 to make 303-6 at Gomersal thanks to Matthew Duce (76), Phil Slater (58), Naveed Gharni (55) and Chris Thompson (52).

Gomersal were reduced to 84-6 by James Davies (5-25) but Shahzaib Khan (60) and Richard Whitehurst (47) saw Gomersal reach 240 all out.

Pudsey Congs overcame a few nervous moments to defeat Yeadon by four wickets.

In Division Two, Hanging Heaton defeated Hartshead Moor by 120 runs and Lightcliffe defeated Keighley by 60 runs.