Grosicki shines as Trotters hit for six

KAMIL GROSICKI led the way as Hull proved they are no one-man band by hitting Bolton for six.

Jarrod Bowen has attracted admiring glances from the Premier League as he inspires Hull’s best run for three years.

The £15million-rated forward weighed in with his 11th goal of the season but Grosicki, above, stole the show with two clinical finishes in helping Hull to a fifth straight win.

On-loan Derby striker Chris Martin even got in on the fun to find the net for the first time in 11 months as Hull blew woeful Wanderers away with a five-goal blast in 21 second-half minutes.

Bottom in October, Hull are now seven points away from a play-off place and their assistant Andy Crosby said: “It’s probably our best performance since we came to the club.

“We’ve got a number of good players and Kamil showed his class in the final third.”

Grosicki, a Pole, broke the deadlock with a

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By thunderous 29th-minute finish into the roof of the net from a narrow angle.

Brazilian midfielder Evandro doubled the lead just after the hour with a powerful angled drive before winger Grosicki curled home his fourth of the season.

Martin fired in from close range in the 67th minute to snap a 23-game goal drought.

Ben Alnwick saved brilliantly from Bowen after Martin’s effort came back off the bar but Hull’s top scorer was not to be denied as he ran through to fire a fifth.

Substitute Nouha Dicko headed a sixth to make it eight unbeaten.

Clayton Donaldson shot wide from five yards for Bolton, who drop into the bottom three.

Trotters manager Phil Parkinson said: “We were exposed by a team full of confidence and I take responsibility for us opening up more in the second half.”