New Delhi, Aug. 3 -- Gulveer Singh followed upon his 10000m silver with a clinical bronze in the 5000m to cap a memorable Commonwealth Games in Glasgow on Saturday. The 28-year-old Armyman clocked 13 minutes, 24.95 seconds to become the first Indian to win two athletics medals in a single edition of CWG. The medal also made him only the second Indian to win the 5000m race in CWG, after Hari Chand's bronze in Edmonton 1978. Running a supremely tactical race, Gulveer kept himself in the leading group for much of the race and pushed himself into the medal bracket with a perfectly-timed finishing kick in the final 200m. He was boxed in by the Kenyan duo of Mathew Kipchumba Kipsang and Cornelius Kemboi in the last lap, but broke free in the final straight. He looked headed for a silver but Australian Ky Robinson (13:24.70), the 10000m winner, surged from fourth to second with a superb acceleration in the last 100m. Kipsang completed a wire-to-wire win in 13:23.61 minutes. Gulveer though pipped Cornelius Kemboi to the line. Eighth at the end of the opening lap, Gulveer began his acceleration in the second to jump to the second spot behind Kipsang. He held firm till the end of the first 1000m. He dropped to fifth after the next 2000m and remained steady for the next kilometre. Gulveer began to come up the final 1,000m, going past Robinson to take the third spot. Unflustered by the mounting pressure, Gulveer kept his position and was in with a chance to claim silver before Robinson came up in the final 100m. "Every race is different, so I don't want to think too much about what has already happened. Winning 10,000m silver is satisfying and gives me confidence, but once I step onto the track for the 5,000m, it's a completely new race. I'll recover well, prepare with my coach, and focus on executing the race the best I can," he had said before the race. Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam finished 20th in the men's 1000m time trial while Harshveer Singh Sekhon and Dinesh Kumar were eliminated from the men's 40km points race in Heats in India's cycling campaign....