Selby are one of only two sides along with division two leaders Sewerby to win their first four games after beating Londesbrough Park by five wickets.

Batting first in the division six clash, Londesbrough reached 128-8 with George Drury making 35 and Ben Lewis 36 as Gareth Roberts claimed 3-24 and John Rowbottom 3-45.

In reply, Phil Jolly made 25 and Richard Firth 29 and then Roberts settled the matter with an unbeaten 28.

At New Earswick, Andrew Page took 6-15 to dismiss the home side for 110 and pave the way for a Dringhouses victory.

But Andy Routledge 3-22 made major inroads into the batting line-up before Ray Lkarik with 53no and Alwyn Yorke 33no engineered a three wicket win.

At Mille Crux, Neil Davidson turned in a sterling performance for Rowntrees when he sent down 23 overs to claim 6-64 against Hemingbrough. Unfortunately he lacked support and suffered in the latter stages as Hemingbrough piled up a total of 192-8.

Opener Chris Taylor made 25 but the powerhouse batting came from Mark Allitt who hit 63 and Ady Adamson 24.

A seriously weakened Rowntrees side then had no answer to the experience of Mal Walker, who took 4-9 in 12 overs, and Nigel Briggs, whose 6-18 included a hat-trick when he polished off the final three batsmen as Rowntrees plummeted from 35-4 to 37 all out in the blinking of an eye.

Stillington are third following their 53 run win over Wilberfoss who were bowled out for 122 despite 55 from Kevin Davison.

Davison had previously taken 3-34 and Pete Edmondson 3-61 but handy contributions from Pete Dalton 39, John Milburn 38 and Chris Borwell 34 had taken Stillington to 175-8.

Clive Wakefield then took 3-31 to ensure the Wilberfoss demise.

Graham Casey's 5-29 for Thorp Arch went unrewarded when Cawood emerged as victors after making 191-9.

Chris Blundell 25, B Topping 26 and D Sykes 28no made runs for Cawood while Casey with 25 and John Orrell 46 featured for TABS. However John Gibson held the trump hand and his 7-41 saw the Boston side all out for 118.

Updated: 11:46 Monday, May 17, 2004