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In the end, it was just not meant to be. Abhinav bindra had come to Rio in April this year to figure out the precise nuances of the venue for the Olympic 10m air rifle final. The man who has worked on his craft with the diligence of a scientist made sure that he went home and replicated the Rio environs at his home range. The light here is different between the qualifying and the final halls. Bindra had made a special sight to ensure that the light would not impact his shooting. This morning he came to the range and put his gun on a table. Like many a thing at venues here, the table collapsed. The special sight broke and India's only individual Olympic gold winner had to hastily fix another sight that he had last used back in India. Bindra is not a man for excuses. He did not share this information with waiting reporters. However this information came from a member of the support staff. Whether that sight made for the percentile difference that makes or mars a medal at the Olympics is a matter of speculation. You're no going to hear Bindra moaning about it. But it appears that the hopes of a billion were dashed for a table collapsed. Bindra finished fourth after he was unable to win the tie break (a single shot to decide between two shooters tied at the same score) against Serhiy Kulish of Ukraine. Kulish went on to claim silver even as the silver medalist from London Niccolo Campriani won gold. Earlier, Bindra had pulled off a spectacular last five shots to claw his way into the final eight of the 10m air rifle final at the Rio Olympics. This was one of the toughest fields in 10m air rifle. The guy who was the defending gold medalist from London, Alin George Moldoveanu finished 19th in qualifying while the current world champion, 20-year-old Haoran Yang from

China, finished 31 in qualifying. While fortune shone at him in Beijing, of course it was summoned by years of meditative toil, Bindra has been unlucky in two finals now. At Athens, the floor under his particular spot was dodgy. In a sport that is decided by millimeters, it proved to be his undoing. He later told one famous journalist that at Athens he was shooting the best he ever had. Luck deserted him there, and it once again refused to favors him in Rio. Out of his five Olympics, Bindra made the finals in three. His consistency deserved a better ending, but fate and sport don't play to any set script.

Which of the following is not true?

A) Out of his five Olympics, Bindra made to the finals in three.

B) Rio's was one of the toughest fields in I am air rifle.

C) To win the tie break Bindra needed to beat Alin George Moldoveanu.

D) The light at Rio was different in the qualifying and in the final halls.

E) None of these