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Tom Daley misses out on medal at diving World Cup

Tom Daley misses out on a bronze medal after a slip-up in the fourth round at the diving World Cup.

A misfire in the fourth round has seen British diver Tom Daley miss out on a podium finish at the FINA World Cup in Shanghai.

Tom Daley competing in the 10m platform semi-final at the diving World Cup on July 20, 2014© Getty Images

The 20-year-old had been on course for bronze in the men's 10m platform final but a severe over-rotation on his most ambitious dive - the forward 4-1/2 somersault tuck - earned him a score of just 44.40, sending him plummeting down the leaderboard.

Solid performances in the remaining two rounds saw Daley climb his way back to a fourth-placed finish with a total of 470.35, but his earlier mistake allowed Mexican Ivan Garcia to capitalise and take the bronze.

Medallists Qiu Bo, Yang Jian and Ivan Garcia after the men's 10m platform final at the FINA World Cup on July 20, 2014© Getty Images

As expected, Chinese powerhouses Yang Jian and Qiu Bo took the top two spots, posting totals of 543.85 and 528.50 for gold and silver respectively.

The result still leaves Daley, who picked up gold at the 2010 Commonwealths, as the top-ranked athlete heading into this year's Games.

Final rankings in full:
1. Yang Jian (CHN) - 543.85
2. Qiu Bo (CHN) - 528.50
3. Ivan Garcia (MEX) - 504.90
4. Tom Daley (GBR) - 470.35
5. Tze Liang Ooi (MAS) - 464.85
6. German Sanchez (MEX) - 462.50
7. Sascha Matthias Klein (GER) - 441.90
8. Francesco Dell'Uomo (ITA) - 437.50
9. Vadim Kaptur (BLR) - 429.25
10. Maksym Dolgov (UKR) - 426.05
11. Kazuki Murakami (JPN) - 395.05
12. Oleksandr Bondar (UKR) - 361.75

Tom Daley round-by-round:
Round 1: Armstand back 3 somersault pike, (difficulty 3.5) - 89.25
Round 2: Back 2-1/2 somersault 2-1/2 twist pike, (difficulty 3.6) - 84.60
Round 3: Inward 3-1/2 somersault tuck, (difficulty 3.2) - 86.40
Round 4: Forward 4-1/2 somersault tuck, (difficulty 3.7) - 44.40
Round 5: Back 3-1/2 somersault pike, (difficulty 3.6) - 75.60
Round 6: Reverse 3-1/2 somersault tuck, (difficulty 3.4) - 90.10

Qiu Bo round-by-round:
Round 1: Inward 3-1/2 somersault pike, (difficulty 3.5) - 94.50
Round 2: Armstand back 3 somersault pike, (difficulty 3.5) - 96.25
Round 3: Reverse 3-1/2 somersault tuck, (difficulty 3.4) - 88.40
Round 4: Back 3-1/2 somersault pike, (difficulty 3.6) - 43.20
Round 5: Forward 4-1/2 somersault tuck, (difficulty 3.7) - 105.45
Round 6: Forward 2-1/2 somersault 3 twist pike, (difficulty 3.8) - 100.70

Yang Jian round-by-round:
Round 1: Inward 3-1/2 somersault pike, (difficulty 3.5) - 78.75
Round 2: Reverse 3-1/2 somersault, tuck, (difficulty 3.4) - 96.90
Round 3: Armstand back 3 somersault pike, (difficulty 3.5) - 87.50
Round 4: Back 3-1/2 somersault pike, (difficulty 3.6) - 102.60
Round 5: Back 2-1/2 somersault 2-1/2 twist pike, (difficulty 3.6) - 75.60
Round 6: Forward 4-1/2 somersault pike, (difficulty 4.1) - 102.50

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