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The rarest outcome was made on Kings Mill Road, where hosts Driffield lost to Scarborough in one run.
Nicky Johnson had to block the field outside the last ball to leave the guests victorious by the smallest margin.
Scarborough won the throw and hit, which seemed like the right decision when opener Oliver Stephenson (64) and formal Breidyn Schaper (86) set 86 for the second goal.
Former Yorkshire versatile James Wainman weighed 34 and added 70 with Schaper to the fourth gate, but they still lost six gates in 41 runs, leaving them 245-9 and giving Driffield a chess when James Anson took 4-62 and Johnson 3- 53.
Driffield also had two eye-catching partnerships: opener Noah Kelly (84) and Owen Goldsworthy (51) split 70 into the second gate, and Kelly and Danny Broumpton (50) placed 92 in fourth.
From 215-3 the gates began to collapse, and when Kelly went 49 at the beginning, 16 were still searched.
Six out of the last previous ball was added to the drama, leading to an unusual final.
Dunningtons ’last gate Matt Beckett and Dave Brent collected the nine drives they needed to win at Woodhouse Grange.
Home Teams Reliable Christopher Bilton made 51 of the five-and-a-half-century season in his 218-6 series. They were assisted by Harry Gamble (42), Jarryd Basson (34) and an unbroken seventh gate share 54 between Tom Young and Stephen. Burdett.
Dunnington was 46-3, but Adam Sutcliffe (37), George Drury (32) and Daniel Barretts raised 40 again and rose second above their opponents.
Castleford, inspired by former county players Chesney Hughes (74) and David Wainwright (32 and 6-32), returned to the top after winning 69 matches from Stamford Bridge, but Acomb dropped from first to fifth after the hit failed. York.
The top four met in South Yorkshire, with leaders Appleby Frodingham and fourth-placed Barnsley winning.
The ongoing battle, led by opener Alex Grimes (58), gave Appleby Frodingham a score of 216-7 after winning a throw at home to Sheffield Collegiate, which crashed into 103, with three gates to Joe Baker, Kieran Lindley and Jamar Ifill. .
Wakefield Thornes decided to hit and scored 251-6, with editors Byron Boshoff (84), Matthew Jordan (55), Greg Wadsworth (43) and Imran Mehboob (43no).
Barnsley judged his run on the yacht by winning seven gates with seven spare balls. Harpreet Singh Bhatia scored a stunning 133 points out of 132 balls, 13 four and three six. He was assisted by Captain Jason Booth (57) and Ali Jahangir (52).
Cleckheatons foreign player Charity Kumarasignhe made his debut on time and scored 38 when they achieved a significant five-match win at Pudsey St Lawrence in the Bradford Premier League.
Opener Nick Lindley (51) and Ethan Lee (27no) also did well as visitors upset the apple cart in the Premier Division.
Woodlands have an 11-point lead after batsmen Sam Frankland (128) and Tim Jackson (67) have added 163 to win against Morley in 169 runs. The Richardson brothers (Elliot 5-36 and Scott 3-15) take the tea. .
The new Farnley took second place after Aidan Langley (73), Adam Waite (67), Andrew Brewster (3-63) and Jack Dyson (3-68) after showing a 42-run victory over previous joint leaders in Townville.
Rawdons George Myers made 187 and pushed his team to 435-6 in Horsforth.
His knock lasted only 90 balls and included 21 fours and 13 sixes. Ben Morley (81) and James Dobson (107) were also not slouches, and the upset Horsforth of the shell was then separated from 148.
In the Huddersfield League, leaders Hoylandswaine were 85-5 in Delph & Dobcross before Ben Potters 91 helped them 232-9, then Adnan Ghani then took 6-11 when the hosts dropped to 52.
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