Hoylandswaine made a winning start in defence of their allroundercricket.com T20 Trophy title – but they had to go to the last ball.
The Drakes League champions were guided home by skipper Richard Wilkinson and Max Joice in a thriller at Shepley.
The hosts put up 164-4 in their 20 overs thanks to 31 from Dan Wood, 76 from Aussie Christian Smith, 32 from captain Danny Glover and 22 not out from Oli Davidson, SP Singh taking two for 26 against his old club.
Swaine were indebted to 33 from Gharib Nawaz and 37 from Ryan Robinson in making progress, but it was the unbroken stand between Joice (43 not out) and Wilkinson (11 not out) which got them home with no room to spare.
At Scholes, Pete Drysdale followed his league century with another as depleted Moorlands – playing for the fourth successive day – were efficiently put to the sword.
Scholes hammered 278-5 with Drysdale hitting nine sixes and eight fours in his 100, backed up by 65 from Jono Boult (six fours and five sixes), 44 fro Tom Brook (four fours and three sixes) and 33 from Joe Carter. Chris Lloyd took two for 44.
David Winn was the best of the Moorlands batsmen in reply, hitting two sixes and nine fours in his 75, but they were sent back for 147 as Josh Brook, Tom Chadwick and Tommy Boorman each took two wickets.
Of the two relegated clubs, Meltham beat Holmfirth by six runs.
Aamir Afzal led the way for Meltham with 48 as they totalled 154-9, Matt Gummerson taking three for 29.
Holmfirth were dismissed for 148 despite 40 from Gummerson and 35 from Brett Thornton. Rob Moulson did the bulk of damage for the Mean Lane side, taking three for 30, while Afzal had two for 19.
Broad Oak were delighted with a fine home win against Kirkburton, chasing down 150-6 with the loss of just three wickets.
Asif Hussain (31), Jonny Butterfield (43) and Tom Burkinshaw with an unbeaten 20 were the best of the visiting batsmen as Kiwi Henry Cooper and Jevan Peacock took two wickets apiece for the Oak.
Alex Slack was the batting hero for the Oak with 63 opening the batting, and he was well backed up by Dom Finn with 43 not out as they got home in 18 overs.
Graeme Simpson hit 90 and Asim Khurshid 69 as Delph chased down Slaithwaite’s 213-4 with an over an a half to spare.
Simpson shared a stand of 121 with young Nathan Jones (19) before Khurshid got them near.
Aussie Matt Bremner anchored the Slaithwaite innings with 85 not out, while Max Berry hit 43 and Kiwi Dan Hill 34.
Barkisland hit 224-6 in their 39-run victory at Golcar, with Jamie Summerscales (49), Kiwi Tim Seifert (65) and Luke Bridges (54) enjoying success with the bat for the visitors.
Ben Westbrook then took three for 33 to help restrict Golcar to 185-9 in reply, Mohammed Ali hitting 39 and Jack Hargreaves 35.
Honley were beaten by Elland.
