Emily Craig and Imogen Grant suffer lightweight women's double scull heartache as Team GB pair miss out on a bronze medal by ONE-HUNDREDTHS of a second in photo-finish to Holland

Team GB were dealt a cruel hand in the rowing once more as Emily Craig and Imogen Grant were pipped to a bronze medal by just one-hundredths of a second.

The British pair would have hoped for a gold medal on the waters but they instead finished outside the podium places by the smallest of margins. 

The duo were pipped to a bronze medal by Holland, while Italy won the event and France took silver.

Emily Craig (left) and Imogen Grant cut forlorn figures after just missing out on a bronze medal

Emily Craig (left) and Imogen Grant cut forlorn figures after just missing out on a bronze medal

The Team GB (bottom circle) were just pipped in the lightweight women's double scull final by Holland (top circle)

The Team GB (bottom circle) were just pipped in the lightweight women's double scull final by Holland (top circle)

Holland, who faded during the final, edged out Team GB by just one-hundredths of a second

Holland, who faded during the final, edged out Team GB by just one-hundredths of a second

It was the cruellest of fates for Craig and Grant who had aspired to win gold at Tokyo

It was the cruellest of fates for Craig and Grant who had aspired to win gold at Tokyo

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Tokyo Olympics: Emily Craig and Imogen Grant finish fourth in lightweight women's double scull

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