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Glasgow, July 31 (IANS): Indian road cyclists Arvind Panwar and Sombir finished 28th and 37th respectively in the men's individual time trial of the Commonwealth Games here Thursday.
The gold was won by England's Alex Dowsett, who completed the trial in 47 minutes and 41.78 seconds while Australia's Rohan Dennis finished second to take the silver in 47:51.08.
Welsh Geraint Thomas ended the race in 47:55.82 to take the bronze at the Cycling Time Trial Course.
Meerut-born Panwar completed the trial in 57:21.52 while 28-year-old Sombir finished the same in 59:10.76.
A total of 60 cyclists had entered the race of which three did not start and one failed to finish.
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