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RIO DE JANEIRO -- Kim Rhode stood at the base of the Olympic podium, unsure of what to do with her hands. She tugged at the bottom of her shirt, adjusted the sleeve, dropped her arms to the sides.Scanning the crowd, she locked on to a mop-haired boy sitting on a mans shoulders, waving wildly at her. A huge smile flashed across Rhodes face as she waved back.The pain, the heartbreak, the emotional toll -- all that Rhode had been through the four years since London was worth it for this moment.Italian shooter Diana Bacosi had gold. Rhode had something more precious: Her son, Carter, was there watching as she made Olympic history.Rhode captured bronze in womens skeet at the Rio de Janeiro Games on Friday, becoming the first woman and second athlete overall to earn an individual medal in six straight Olympics.Just very emotional, to have my son up there watching me and hearing him yell, Mommy, its truly amazing, the American said, eyes welling as she spoke.Bacosi earned gold by hitting 15 of 16 targets in the gold-medal match to defeat Italian teammate Chiara Cainero.But Rhode was the center of attention as she wrapped up a record that started with her double trap gold medal as a precocious 17-year-old kid at the 1996 Atlanta Games.Rhode joins Italian luger Armin Zoeggeler as the only athletes to earn medals in six straight Olympics. Rhodes six medals are most all-time for a female shooter.Kimberly is great; she is the best womens shooter, Cainero said. It was an honor to be here when she made history.After Atlanta, Rhode racked up medals as she went along in successive Olympics: bronze in Sydney, gold in Athens, silver in Beijing, gold again in London.Pain and anguish followed Rhode once the London Games ended.She competed there before enduring a difficult pregnancy, one in which she was practically bedridden the final four months. The complications continued after Carter was born in 2013 and was exacerbated by emergency gallbladder surgery six weeks later.Rhode had an arduous recovery, unable to lift anything heavier than 5 pounds -- her gun and son each weighed more -- or do much of anything without pain for months.The problems kept coming.Rhode had six friends who died after London. Her husband, Mike Harryman, was hospitalized twice with diverticulitis, a condition that affects the colon. Her father broke his leg just before she left for the world championships.Rhode fought through the physical and emotional pain, gradually building up her stamina; first with a few shots a day, eventually close to the 1,000 rounds she went through before the health issues.Rhode arrived in Rio with the shooting world -- and beyond -- eyeing her quest for history.She made it through qualifying easily. Once in the semifinals, Rhode needed a shootout with Wei Meng of China and American teammate Morgan Craft to reach the bronze-medal match. She made it through, keeping her quest for history alive.There was still some drama left.Rhode and Wei both hit 15 targets in the bronze-medal round, and Rhodes hopes seemed to be dashed when she missed a target on the first round of the shoot-off. Wei missed right behind her.Rhode kept her focus and kept hitting targets. 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Mishras performance in this series also won him his first Man-of-the-Series award.23.1 Overs in which New Zealand were bowled out. It was their shortest ODI innings when they have been bowled out. It was also the third-fewest overs bowled by India to dismiss their opponents, and their fewest at home. The total of 79 was New Zealands fifth-lowest in ODIs.0 Series wins for New Zealand in India. They have played five bilateral series against India here and have lost all five. This was the third series they lost by a 3-2 margin; they were whitewashed in the other two.16 Runs scored while New Zealand lost their last seven wickets. They went from 63 for 2 to 79 all out. Only once before had they lost their last seven wickets for fewer runs - 15, against Australia in Christchurch in 1989-90.0 Bowling figures for India against New Zealand better than Mishras 5 for 18. The previous best was Kris Srikkanths 5 for 27, also in Visakhapatnam, back in 1988-89. This is Mishras second five-wicket haul in ODIs and only Harbhajan Singh (three) has got more five-wicket hauls among India spinners.99.75 Virat Kohlis averagee in ODIs in Visakhapatnam - he has now scored 399 runs in four matches here.ddddddddddddBefore making 65 in this match, he had made 118, 117 and 99 in his first three ODIs here. He has more runs here than at any other venue in India.2003 The last time a New Zealand spinner had an economy rate of four or less in an ODI series while bowling 45 or more overs - Daniel Vettori in a tri-series in Sri Lanka in 2003. Mitchell Santner ended the series with an economy rate of 4.00 in this series, bowling 46 overs. He took only three wickets, though. His economy rate was the best by any bowler to bowl at least five overs in this series.26 Wickets taken by Indias spinners in this series - the most by them in any five-match series. The previous best was 24, on three occasions, the last of which was against Zimbabwe in 2003. The average of 18.53 by spinners in this series is the second-lowest in any bilateral series when they have taken 15 or more wickets.4 Number of bilateral ODI series in which Kohli has scored 300 or more runs, which includes this series. It is the joint-most by any batsman. Rahul Dravid and Quinton de Kock have also amassed 300-plus runs in four bilateral series each. Kohlis 358 runs in this series are the third-most by any batsman in a bilateral series against New Zealand and the best for India against New Zealand. ' ' '