That man Naveed Rana-ul-Hassan was the star of the day again - this time single-handedly taking apart poor Lightcliffe.
The Pakistani paceman, who hopes to break into the Test squad this winter, took nine for 47 in 21 fearsome overs as Division One leaders Pudsey Congs easily overcame the bottom club, who, thanks to Hassan, were shot out for 111.
Lightcliffe were set a target of 244 by Congs. Matthew Doidge was the pick of the Congs batsmen hitting a majestic 85 before falling to Lee Smith.
Lightcliffe began their innings well, taking three early wickets - thanks mainly to Smith.
But Hassan showed what a fine all-rounder he is. Apart from his astonishing nine-wicket haul, he also plundered 57 runs.
Things got even better for Congs when they heard that near-neighbours Pudsey St Lawrence, their chief title rivals, had been beaten at home to lowly Yeadon.
St Lawrence must have thought it was a mere cake-walk when they declared on 312 for three with centuries for Tariq Aziz and Stewart Smith.
But how wrong they were! Yeadon clattered their way past the St Lawrence total - thanks to a superb knock of 99 by Neil Elvidge and great back up play by most of the team.
Extras even chipped in with a valuable 31.
And there were plenty of runs at Woodlands where the home side collected four points for a winning draw over East Bierley.
Woodlands scored 267 for eight with Adam Goldthorp top scoring with 71.
East Bierley's reply was gutsy but they fell short of the required total by just 24 runs. For them, Andrew Bairstow cracked a fine 78.
In Division Two, leaders Idle crashed at Salts.
Chasing a measly 100, they collapsed to 85 all out with overseas star Kamran Hussain taking six for 38.
Mohammed Hafeez must have felt a little miffed having earlier taken six for 39 to set his side up for what on paper seemed an easy run chase.
Gomersal are now out on their own at the head of the table after easily defeating bottom club Windhill - by eight wickets.
Windhill were bowled out for 156. Gomersal knocked off the runs with ease.
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