The wet weather affected most games, but all but one of our local cricket sides were at least able to complete their matches on Saturday.
In Yorkshire Premier North, Driffield restricted Sessay, who chose to bat first, to 230/8 from their 50 overs.
Nick Hardgrave starred with 3/42.
In reply, Alec Drury slammed 64, with Jack Redshaw striking an incredible 108-ball unbeaten 115 as Driff won by 9 wickets, inside 40 overs, to go fourth.
In Premier 2, Bridlington have now suffered back-to-back defeats after a batting fail against York 2nds.
The visitors made 218/7 from 44 overs before the rain came.
Calum Hatton and Steve Janney took three wickets apiece.
In reply, only three players made double figures as Brid slumped to 105 all out in the 36th over, losing by 113 runs chasing a revised 219 in 44 overs.
Bottom side Folkton & Flixton suffered a similar fate after putting in hosts Patrington.
The home side made 278/9 from 50 overs with Ed Hopper and Harry Walmsley taking four wickets each.
Rain then saw the villagers chase a reduced 225 from 34 overs.
They were routed for just 133 in the 28th over, losing by 91 runs.
Pickering stay top of Championship East after a 76-run win at Beverley's second string.
Andrew Sharman fired an unbeaten 84 with Sam Batty adding a crucial 51 as Pickering posted 232/5 from 42 overs before the rain struck.
Beverley never got near their target from the same number of overs, though did well to avoid being bowled out.
They posted 156/9, losing by 76 runs. Evan Morris took 3/45 and Joe Harland 2/33.
Driffield Seconds are just behind Pickering after seeing off Scarborough by 15 runs.
Driff made 215/6 from 42 overs, with Adam Barton making 47 and Ben Squires taking 2/42.
Scarborough had a revised 203 from 38 overs to chase with David Snowball anchoring the innings with 63 not out.
However, Boro could only make 187/7 from their allotment.
Malton & Old Malton thumped Cottingham by seven wickets.
After putting their hosts in, Adam Spaven dominated with 4/21 and Matty Webster grabbed 3/48 as Cottingham were skittled for 151 from 50 overs exactly.
The visitors needed only half their overs as captain Charlie Allott fired 51 in their 152/3.
In North Yorkshire South Durham Division Two, Whitby stay second-bottom after the weather won at the Turnbull Ground.
Choosing to bat first, the hosts were bowled out for 242 in the 41st over, with Theo Clarke making 99 and Tom Steyert 47.
Visitors Shildon Railway reached 17/0 in the third over before the rain ended matters and the points were shared.
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