Seren Bundy-Davies continued her remarkable rise by winning a 400metres bronze medal in 52.64sec at the European Indoor Championships in Prague . The 20-year-old biomedical science student had not broken 54sec until May last year . But she has been running so well this year — coming into her first senior major championships as the fastest in Europe — that missing out on gold was a blow . ‘ I realise it ’ s a massive achievement but I did come into it wanting to win it , ’ she said , ‘ I know how hard I ’ ve worked and I think maybe I should have just got to the bell first. ’ Seren Bundy-Davies continued her remarkable rise by winning a 400metres bronze medal in Prague . Bundy-Davies , who studies part-time at the University of Manchester , was controversially beaten by drugs cheat Nataliya Pyhyda , who has served a two-year ban for taking anabolic steroid stanozolol . There was good news for Jenny Meadows , whose luck may be finally turning , it seems . Meadows , 33 , is through to Sunday 's 800m final after Russian Anastasiya Bazdyreva was disqualified for running outside the track . Meadows finished fourth in her semi-final but has been suffering from a bad cold all week and is not hopeful of getting a medal in the final . ‘ I think I just need to go to bed , ’ she said . Gold medal winner Nataliya Pyhyda , silver medal winner Indira Terrero and bronze winner Bundy-Davies . Bundy-Davies competes during women 's 400 meters during the European Athletics Indoor Championships . Lee Emanuel took silver in the 3,000m behind Ali Kaya , who some argued should not be competing at the championships . Emanuel ran a personal best of 7min 44.48sec and was a long way behind Kaya , who was born and lives in Kenya but was representing Turkey . Meanwhile British pair Richard Kilty and Chijindu Ujah teed up a mouthwatering clash in Sunday 's 60m final . Both sprinters each won their heat in identical times of 6.57sec .
Seren Bundy-Davies scooped bronze at European Indoor Championships . The 23-year-old from London was the first British woman to win a medal in athletics since Paula Radcliffe won gold for Britain four years ago. The 20-year-old student had not broken 54 seconds until May last year . But she revealed that missing out on the gold medal was a real blow to her .