There was another full programme of action for our local sides on Saturday.
Folkton & Flixton enjoyed derby victory in Championship East.
They put hosts Wykeham in and skittled them for 170.
Robert Middlewood took 4/25.
Middlewood's introduction made a big difference as the home side collapsed from 122/3.
Malachi Harry top-scored with 41.
Folkton & Flixton then got home by five wickets.
Will Hutchinson's 72 was the anchor of the innings as the visitors triumphed in the 42nd over.
Harry Hutchinson took 2/48.
The East Riding's derby saw top beat bottom as Driffield eased past Hornsea.
Hornsea batted first and were bowled out for 166, with Jonathan Fisher making 56.
Russ Robinson took 4/46 and Jack Riby 3/46.
Skipper Owen Goldsworthy made 73 not out, carrying his bat as Driff won by seven wickets in just the 29th over.
Seamer & Irton's promotion hopes suffered a blow as they lost by four wickets to Hull Zingari, who put them in to bat first.
Archie Graham made 63, with 49 from Gregg Chadwick plus Gary Lawton's 41 not out seeing them to 190/8 from their 50 overs.
Zingari got home in the penultimate over despite two wickets each for Graham and Caeleb Potter.
Scarborough suffered a heavy defeat at Brandesburton.
The hosts made 304 batting first with Kieran Rutter taking 4/43.
Ben Squires made 54 but otherwise Boro's batsmen struggled as they were shot out for 162 in the 37th over.
Scalby had a crushing home victory at Carr Lane.
They put visitors Sutton-on-Hull in and fired them out for just 109 in the 38th over.
Paul Hesp took 5/43, Lachlan Cooke 3/36 and Jack Felton a miserly 2/11 from eight overs.
Gregor Fraser made an unbeaten 45 and Kris Johnson finished not out 49 as Scalby strode home by nine wickets.
Bridlington are second-bottom in Premier 2 after defeat at home to Fairburn.
The visitors put Brid in at Dukes Park with Josh Harvey making 45 not out and Will Norman adding 42.
Brid posted 211/7 from their 50 overs, before the Knottingley side eased home by eight wickets.
Whitby suffered a 60-run defeat in a low-scoring clash at Wolviston in North Yorkshire South Durham Division Two.
They put the home side in and skittled them for 143 in 42 overs.
There were three wickets each for Tom Steyert and Michael Thompson, with Steve Allen taking 2/4.
Whitby slumped to 83 all out in response from 21 overs.
Driffield Town enjoyed a thrilling home win over Sheriff Hutton Bridge in Yorkshire Premier North.
Town were put in to bat first, Alec Drury and Jack Redshaw both made 43 as Driff posted 228/6 from their 50 overs.
George Drury then took 5/37 and Elliot Hatton 2/55 as Bridge came up eight runs short with the final pair at the crease.
Pickering suffered a chastening home defeat in Championship Central.
Visitors Heworth batted first posting a formidable 271/6 from their 50 overs.
Joe Harland took 2/60, Pickering then slumped to 109 all out in 33 overs.
Malton & Old Malton are up to fifth in the same division with a thumping victory.
They made a wise decision to bat first at North Cave, posting 351 all out from 49 overs.
Luke Smith made 88 and Dave Brannan 62.
Sharad Jessani was then the hero with the ball, taking 5/36 with Shaun Harland picking up 3/21.
Cave were rolled over for just 94 in the 30th over sealing a 257-run Malton victory.
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