NEW DELHI --- Indian discus thrower Krishna Poonia has failed to qualify for the Rio Olympics since she could not touch the qualifying standard in the competitions she took part in the US.Poonia, the lone Indian woman track and field athlete to have won an individual gold in the Commonwealth Games, finished first in her last competition in the US on Sunday with a throw of 57.10m in Florida but it was far below the Rio qualification mark. The Olympics qualification mark stands at 61m and the deadline for making it to the Rio Games is Monday.In the two months that Poonia, 34, trained and competed in the US with funding from the Target Olympic Podium Scheme of the Sports Ministry, her best effort was 59.49m.She had achieved her all-time personal best -- a national record of 64.76m -- in 2012. She had won the 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games with a throw of 61.51m.Poonia has taken part in three Olympics (2004, 2008 and 2012). 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Former Bath fly-half Tom Heathcote kicked two conversions and a penalty.Number eights Houston was very much the fans favourite during his three seasons at Bath before heading back to Australia during the summer in the hope of a Wallabies first cap.Back at the Recreation Ground since Monday as emergency loan cover, he might have scored with his first touch but Banahan fluffed a simple pass.Worcester saw prop Val Rapava-Ruskin denied a try by the TMO before gaining their just reward with a try on 17 minutes by Annett. Wynand Oliviers break off Heathcotes pass did the damage initially and teenage debutant Jamie Shillcock provided the final link for Annett. Heathcote added the conversion.Ford made amends for an early miss with an angled penalty from 40 metres when the Worcester scrum was penalised but Bath had so far shown none of the ffluency or forward power of last weekends hammering of Newcastle.ddddddddddddefensively too, Bath lacked bite and belief and Dean Hammond added a second try on 31 minutes, brushing through Homers tackle.The former Scottish international then exchanged penalties with Ford as Worcester went in at the break with a 17-6 lead. But it was Bath who found their feet quickest after the interval, as Ford fed Houston with an inside pass and Watson appeared on the number eights shoulder to score.Fords conversion narrowed Worcesters lead to 17-13 and the TMO then ruled that Rokoduguni had failed to ground Bowdens chip through. Bath kept up the pressure though and Ford neatly chipped over the top of the defence for Banahan to claim the try, again converted by the fly-half.That put the home side in front for the first time and a now-dominant scrum earned more points for Ford as his third penalty extended the lead to 23-17 on the hour.Within a couple of minutes it was 30-17 as Rokoduguni was driven over the line for the third try. Worcester were not dead by any means, however, and Bath were stretched left and right before Humphreys scored a well-constructed try, which Heathcote failed to convert.Bath went straight down to the other end and Houston crossed from a tapped penalty to complete his dream return and secure the victory. ' ' '