“I won’t leave it until I win.”For Miraj Ahmed Khan, the pursuit of Olympic gold remains unfinished business.In this episode of TOISA Spotlight, TOI Sports Editor Vineet Ramakrishnan speaks to the veteran Indian skeet shooter about a career spanning more than three decades – from his early days with cricket and shooting to two Olympic appearances, his historic Rio 2016 campaign, the disruption caused by COVID-19, the loss of his father, and the World Cup gold that gave him another push.Miraj opens up about what keeps him going at 50, why he believes Olympic competition should be approached like any other 125-target event, the mental and physical demands of skeet shooting, his lessons from Ennio Falco, and the mindset required to keep competing at the highest level.He also talks about the hunger that has remained unchanged over the years, his approach to the Asian Games, and how he wants to be remembered when his shooting career eventually comes to an end.Miraj Ahmed Khan discusses:• His unfinished Olympic gold dream• His journey from cricket to shooting• Rio 2016 and reaching the shoot-off• The impact of COVID-19 on his Olympic preparation• Losing his father before the Tokyo Olympics• His World Cup gold medal and what it meant• The mental and physical demands of skeet shooting• Why experience changes how shooters handle pressure• His “never give up” philosophy• His expectations from the Asian Games