Former Manly winger Chris Hicks claimed three tries and a personal points tally of 30 as Warrington stormed past struggling Bradford 58-22 in the Super League on Friday.

Former Sea Eagles and Penrith star Hicks also kicked nine goals as 10-try Wolves increased the pressure on beleaguered Bradford coach Steve McNamara.

"It's like having your teeth pulled out with no anaesthetic," McNamara said.

"It can be a cruel game at times."

Mick Higham scored twice for Warrington with Louis Anderson, Matt King, Chris Riley, Paul Johnson and Lee Briers also getting on the scoresheet.

Bulls's tries came from David Solomona (2) and Michael Platt and Ben Jeffries.

In the night's other game, Wakefield went third in the table with a 21-14 win over Hull.

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