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Cycling dominance continues in Delhi

Australia's dominance in cycling continued on Delhi's eerily-empty streets as Allan Davis and Rochelle Gilmore won the men's and women's road races.

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Australia's dominance in cycling continued on Delhi's eerily-empty streets as Allan Davis and Rochelle Gilmore won the men's and women's road races on Sunday, taking Australia's haul to 14 of the 16 possible cycling gold medals on offer so far.

But there was barely a soul there to see it, with the normally bustling Indian capital effectively shut down by security around the 14km circuit in another embarrassment for organisers.

Australia's medal tally for the Games stands at 61 gold, 39 silver and 37 bronze medals.

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Unable to add to that was 57-year-old shooter Michelangelo Giustiniano who was in shoot-off for minor medals in the 25-metre centrefire pistol event but aimed at the wrong target.

On Tuesday, two of Australia's big-name athletes Sally Pearson and Steve HoookerR will be vying for gold in the 100 metres hurdles and pole vault respectively.


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