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London - Indian rowers Sandeep Kumar and Manjeet Singh finished 19th in the Olympic finals of the men’s lightweight double sculls here on Saturday.
They clocked seven minutes and 8.39 seconds at the Eton Dorney lake.
The only rowers to end behind them were last placed Mohamed Nofel and Omar Emira of Egypt, who finished four seconds behind the Indians.
The race marked India’s unsuccessful campaign in rowing at the Games.
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