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Glasgow, Aug 3 (IANS): There was disappointment for India in the men's cycling competition as all the six competitors failed to finish the road race in the 2014 Commonwealth Games here Sunday.
The six cyclists were Suresh Bishnoi, Amit Kumar, Arvind Panwar, Shreedhar Savanur, Manjeet Singh and Sombir.
The gold went to Geraint Thomas of Wales while New Zealander Jack Bauer and England's Scott Thwaites picked up the silver and bronze, respectively.
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