All our sides were in action on Saturday.
In Yorkshire Premier North, Driffield Town were routed by nine wickets.
Hosts Sheriff Hutton Bridge dismissed Town for just 143 in 44 overs.
Bridge then smashed their way to victory in just the 21st over.
In Premier 2, Bridlington were also well beaten after batting first.
Fairburn put them in and skittled Brid for 209 in the 35th over.
Harvey Dixon top scored with 35 not out.
Fairburn got home by five wickets, with more than ten overs left, despite Dixon taking 2/46.
Driffield Seconds continue to lead Championship East.
Driff thumped Hornsea by 123 runs in their East Riding derby.
Skipper Owen Goldsworthy top-scored with 56 as Driff posted 219/9 from 46 overs as rain interfered.
Hornsea were then dismissed for just 96 with Ollie Ezard impressing with 6/30. There were two wickets each for Adrian Long and Dan Driskell.
Wykeham were also derby winners as they saw off Folkton & Flixton by 26 runs.
Wykeham were put in and made 218/6 from 38 overs, with the weather a factor, Malachi Harry top-scorer on 54.
There were two wickets each for Connor Stephenson and Marley Ward.
Harry Walmsley made 44 with the villagers shot out with seven balls left.
James Butler and Harry took three wickets apiece.
Scarborough suffered a thumping at North Marine Road to Brandesburton.
The visitors batted first, amassing 309/9 from their 50 overs.
Kieran Rutter took 4/53.
Boro could only muster 100 all out in reply.
Scalby enjoyed a 36-run victory at Sutton-on-Hull.
After being put in to bat, Ben Luntley starred with 112 not out and Matthew Jones fired 63.
Sutton were then dismissed for 213, with three wickets each for Paul Hesp and Lachlan Cooke.
Seamer & Irton were beaten at Hull Zingari 2nds by 54 runs.
It seemed promising when Seamer pull Hull in and skittled them for just 188.
Paul Cyster took 4/36.
However, Seamer stuttered in reply, being bowled out for 134 with Toby Jones left not out on 49.
In Championship Central, Pickering grabbed a vital victory at Heworth.
After being put in to bat, the visitors made 251 from exactly 50 overs, Max Harland adding 90.
Heworth were then blown away for 102, Kieran Boyes taking 5/31 and Tim Whincup 3/30.
Malton & Old Malton won even more convincing at home to North Cave Coal Exporters.
The away side were bundled out for only 59 with Matthew Webster taking 4/8.
Malton then raced to victory without losing a wicket to move to second in the division.
Whitby are third in North Yorkshire South Durham Division Two after a tight win.
Visitors Wolviston chose to bat first but were bowled out for just 115.
Matthew Sharpe and Jack Allanson took three wickets each.
Whitby then stumbled to a two-wicket win, helped by Theo Clarke's 53.
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