CUP holders Burley lost their grip on the Waddilove Cup when they were defeated by Adel in Sunday's quarter-final tie.

Adel will now visit Rawdon in the semi-finals on Sunday, July 22, with Guiseley entertaining Beckwithshaw.

In the Birtwhistle Cup semi-finals Follifoot will entertain Rawdon while Bilton will entertain Guiseley.

Bilton made a surprise exit in the Waddilove Cup being dismissed for 95 as they chased Beckwithshaw's 206-5. The wickets were shared out with Andy Gott claiming 3-17 and K Lowe and P Thompson picking up a couple each.

Rawdon had an excellent nine wickets win over Collingham who were restricted to 138-8 as Duncan Stow took 4-14 and Alan Whincup 2-19. Kenrick Marshall then opened the innings and steered Rawdon to victory with a fine 87.

Burley's Wheeler brothers Chris (24) and Andrew (56 no) put on 76 in a defiant last wicket stand for Burley but it was all in vain.

Guiseley secured their semi-final place with a 27 runs win over North Leeds thanks to some tight bowling from Marcus Brown and a couple of three wicket spells by Neil Allitt and Andrew Paley. Ian Chaplin hit a half-century for Guiseley.

Beckwithshaw 206-5 (R Wilkins 44, S Barker, K Lowe 48, A Siddall 37, S Warmsley 21no, S Lawrence 3-43); Bilton 95 (M Emmerson 20, A Gott 3-17). Beckwithshaw won by 111 runs.

Guiseley 200-9 (B McCormick 42, G Taylor 29, I Chaplin 52, R Whittaker 21no); North Leeds 173 (T Hollis 39, D Yeates 25, S Wales 27, T Hales 20, N Allitt 3-38, A Paley 3-27). Guiseley won by 27 runs.

Adel 222-6 (P Coughlin 32, Smith 44, D Standring 34, J Francas 37, C Keady 28, R Fleming 3-39); *Burley 159 (I Normington 27, C Wheeler 24, A Wheeler 56no, J Francas 4-29, I Bath 3-35). Adel won by 63 runs.

Collingham 138-8 (M Woodward 52, C Saul 32, D Stow 4-14); Rawdon 139-1 (C Walsh 43no, K Marshall 87). Rawdon won by nine wickets.

Rawdon breezed into the semi-finals of the Birtwistle cup after a convincing ten wicket win at Collingham. The home side could muster only 153-8 in their allotted overs after Ian Vinall ripped through the top order returning figures of 3-7 off his nine overs.

After being 70-5 with 12 overs remaining Hall (57) and Cruddas (45no) accelerated to make the total more respectable but Collingham paid for the pedestrian start against the second string bowlers.

Filer bowled with pace, but little control, for the hosts and with no breakthrough forthcoming, Bell (68no) and Hall (62) eased Rawdon to victory. Morton impressed with figures of 9-3-11-0 but with the wicket column remaining empty no pressure was exacted on the visitors.

Victory came with ten overs left unused but Follifoot will prove to be sterner opponents indeed in the next round.

Graeme Wolfenden steered Guiseley to their semi-final with a superb knock of 76 and there was plenty of support as Guiseley totalled 221-7.

*Guiseley 221-7 (G Wolfenden 76, D Ross 23, C Cooper 36, S Dickinson 27, S Yeates 23no); Green Lane 186 (A Pickup 49no, W Britton 20, I Colquhoun 3-54, D Ross 4-32). Guiseley won by 35 runs.

Collingham 153-8 (Hall 57, Cruddas 45no, Vinall 3-7); Rawdon 155-0 (D Bell 68no, A Hall 62no). Rawdon won by ten wickets.

Follifoot 237-7 (S Mayes 82, S Clarke 35, M Sanderson 32no, S Ledger 22no); Hall Park 81 (J Doidge 38, E Mayes 4-10, G Nash 3-17). Follifoot won by 156 runs.

Beckwithshaw 144 (N Downing 70, I Hudson 31, M Tyler 3-32); Bilton 147-7 (A Groves 27, S Clemenson, C Dawson 22, L Ford 23no, P Hotchkiss 3-20). Bilton won by three wickets.