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Molly Caudery says she is “living my dream” after setting a world-leading mark this year of 4.85m in the pole vault at the UK Indoor Championships.<\/b><\/p>\n
The 23-year-old from Cornwall’s jump was the 2022 Commonwealth Games silver medallist’s<\/a> personal best clearance.<\/p>\n Her effort in Birmingham<\/a> puts her among the favourites for next month’s World Indoor Championships in Glasgow.<\/p>\n “It’s just amazing. It’s unbelievable to have opened my season like this,” she told BBC Sport.<\/p>\n “I’m so grateful and I’m loving every minute of it.”<\/p>\n Caudery, who was fifth in last summer’s World Championships in Budapest, has had a superb start to 2024 having increased her personal best by 0.10m from the 4.75m she set in the final in Hungary, external<\/span><\/a> in August. <\/p>\n “My expectations have gone through the roof and I’ve achieved already more than I wanted to,” she added.<\/p>\n “But that puts me in such a good place for the World Indoor Championships in Glasgow.<\/p>\n “I think having a home crowd there – the noise in here today was amazing and I think being there, it’s going to be great.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n