From Kashyap to Nanjappa, here's every Indian medallist at CWG 2014

England finished the Commonwealth Games 2014 on Sunday on top with a medals haul of 174 medals - 58 gold, 59 silver and 57 bronze - ahead of Australia and Canada. India finished fifth with a tally of 64 medals, including 15 gold, 30 silver and 19 bronze. Here’s a look at every Indian medal winner: [caption id=“attachment_1648235” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]  India’s wrestling medalists Sushil Kumar, left with gold, Vinesh, second left with gold, Amit Kumar Amit, second right with gold and Rajeev Tomar, right, with silver pose with their medals. AP[/caption] Gold: Sanjita Khumukchan: women’s 48 kg weightlifting Sukhen Dey: men’s 56 kg weightlifting Abhinav Bindra: men’s 10 metre air rifle shooting Apurvi Chandela: women’s 10 metre air rifle shooting Rahi Sarnobat: women’s 25 metre pistol shooting Satish Sivalingam: men’s 77 kg weightlifting Jitu Rai: men’s 50 metre pistol shooting Amit Kumar: men’s freestyle 57 kg wrestling Vinesh Phogat: women’s freestyle 48 kg wrestling Sushil Kumar: men’s freestyle 74 kg wrestling Babita Kumari: women’s freestyle 55 kg wrestling Yogeshwar Dutt: men’s freestyle 65 kg wrestling Vikas Gowda: men’s discus throw athletics Dipika Pallikal and Joshana Chinappa: women’s doubles squash Parupalli Kashyap: men’s singles badminton Silver: Mirabai Chanu Saikhom: women’s 48 kg weightlifting Shushila Likmabam: women’s 48 kg judo Navjot Chana: men’s 60 kg judo Malaika Goel: women’s 10 metre air pistol shooting Santoshi Matsa: women’s 53 kg weightlifting Prakash Nanjappa: men’s 10 metre air pistol shooting Ayonika Paul: women’s 10 metre air rifle shooting Anisa Sayyed: women’s 25 metre pistol shooting Shreyasi Singh: women’s double trap shooting Ravi Katulu: men’s 77 kg weightlifting Gurpal Singh: men’s 50 metre pistol shooting Gagan Narang: men’s 50 metre rifle prone shooting Vikas Thakur: men’s 85 kg weightlifting Harpreet Singh: men’s 25 metre rapid fire pistol shooting Sanjeev Rajput: men’s 50 metre rifle 3 positions shooting Rajeev Tomar: men’s freestyle 125 kg wrestling Lalita: women’s freestyle 53 kg wrestling Bajrang: men’s freestyle 61 kg wrestling Sakshi Malik: women’s freestyle 58 kg wrestling Satywart Kadian: men’s freestyle 97 kg wrestling Geetika Jakhar: women’s freestyle 63 kg wrestling Seema Punia: women’s discus throw athletics Achanta Sharath Kamal and Anthony Amalraj: men’s doubles table tennis L. Sarita Devi: women’s 57-60 kg boxing L. Devendro Singh: men’s 49 kg boxing Mandeep Jangra: men’s 69 kg boxing Rajinder Rahelu: men’s heavyweight powerlifting Vijender Singh: men’s 75 kg boxing India: men’s hockey Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponnappa: women’s doubles badminton Bronze: Ganesh Mali: men’s 56 kg weightlifting Kalpana Thoudam: women’s 52 kg judo Swati Singh: women’s 53 kg weightlifting Rajwinder Kaur: women’s +78 kg judo Omkar Otari: men’s 69 kg weightlifting Mohammed Asab: men’s double trap shooting Punam Yadav: women’s 63 kg weightlifting Manavjit Sandhu: men’s trap shooting Gagan Narang: men’s 50 metre rifle 3 positions shooting Lajja Gauswami: women’s 50 metre rifle 3 positions shooting Chandrakant Mali: men’s 94 kg weightlifting Navjot Kaur: women’s freestyle 69 kg wrestling Dipa Karmakar: women’s vault gymnastics artistic Pawan Kumar: men’s freestyle 86 kg wrestling Pinki Jangra: women’s 48-51 kg boxing Sakina Khatun: women’s lightweight powerlifting P.V. Sindhu: women’s singles badminton R.M.V. Gurusaidutt: men’s singles badminton Arpinder Singh: men’s triple jump athletics - IANS