Ilyas sets up first victory on final day

Relegated East Keswick ended a 21-match losing run in Division One with their first league victory this season on the last day.

Abbas Ilyas (4-15) bowled out Great Preston for 167, replying to Keswick's 188 that featured 82 by Khalid Eshan.

Lowly Walton achieved only their fourth league win by beating champions St Chad's.

Alan Fothergill (47no) steered Walton to a four-wicket success after Adil Mahmood (3-21), Dennis Rock (2-28), Tom Pickles (2-28) and Alan Whincup (2-32) skittled St Chad's for 118.

Barwick in Elmet bowed out with their seventh straight win when David Ellis (41) and Peter Causon (4-29) led them to a four-wicket victory against Old Modernians.

Spofforth, who are switching to the Nidderdale League next season, lost their final game.

Ryan Hercules struck a half-century as Shadwell overhauled Spofforth's 180 that included 43 by Patrick Gannon and 42 from Jonathan Ross.

Damian Aston (59), Chris Oldfield (37) and Carl Shaw (3-26) gave Scarcroft the edge at Wetherby, whose two-wicket defeat was hard on Ian Twitchen (65).

An unbroken century stand between Ian Clark (61no) and Andy Thornhill (36no) was in vain for Kirk Deighton in a five-wicket loss against Police, for whom Mohsin Hussain hit 55.

Church Fenton, whose game at Bramhope was abandoned, lifted the Division Two championship after winning their appeal against a six-point deduction.

Fenton finished three points ahead of the other promoted team Garforth Parish Church, who trounced Thorner Mexborough.

Darren Childe (5-11) and Steve Bedford (4-24) routed Thorner for 53 after they lost their first six wickets for just seven runs.

Bilton in Ainsty's Michael White (5-9) and his father Brendan (2-0) skittled relegated Crossgates for 43.

Andy Wood (83) and his brother Martin (50no) shared a century partnership in Sicklinghall's 136-run win at Police.