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Direction: Read the given passage carefully and answer the questions that follow. London Olympic bronze medalist Yogeshwar Dutt ended a 28-year gold drought for India in wrestling as he accounted for the country's fourth yellow metal in the 17th Asian Games after beating Zaiim khan Yusupov of Tajikistan in men's 65kg freestyle category. This is India's first Asian Games wrestling gold since 1986 when Kartar Singh won it in Seoul. Yogesh war was the star performer of the day as he bettered his 2006 edition bronze in style with a couple of splendid bouts. The Indian, who was trailing all through in his semifinal bout before coming good in the last few seconds to enter the final/picked up the yellow metal in style. He though had to toil hard in a grueling final with his rival Yusupov defending extremely well. Yogeshwar won his first point at the end of the opening period. In the second period, he managed to earn two more points to get a 3-0 verdict in his quarterfinal bout, clashed with Earlier, Yogesh war, having beaten Jinhyok Kang of North Korea 3-1, a decision by points, in his quarterfinal bout, clashed with Yeerlanbieke Katai in the last four stage. A dominant Chinese was leading throughout the game before the Indian turned the bout in last few seconds. Yogeshwar was trailing 7-9 before he managed to pin down his opponent in the dying minutes of the match to win 5-0 in a "victory by fall" verdict.

In his semifinal bout, Yogeshwar Dutta had beaten:

A) Yeerlanbieke Katai

B) Jinhyok Kang

C) Xuechun Zhong

D) Ochirbatyn Burmaa

E) None of these