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Flashback 2017 - July 

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Flashback 2017 - July 

Jul 1: Anura de Silva was re-elected as President of the Football Federation of Sri Lanka after a heated election

Jul 1: Kamburupitiya Maha Vidyalaya emerged champions at the L.V. Jayaweera Boxing Tournament held at Nawalapitiya

Jul 2: Sri Lanka beat Zimbabwe by 7 wickets in the second ODI at Galle

Jul 3: St. Joseph's College and Mahamaya Girls School emerged overall champions of Boy's and Girls' categories respectively at the Sri Lanka Schools Age Group Swimming Championship

Jul 6: Sri Lanka beat Zimbabwe by 8 wickets in the third ODI at Hambabtota

Jul 6: Nadeesha Lekamge won the gold medal in Women's Javelin Throw event at the 22nd Asian Athletics Championship in Bhubaneswar, India

Jul 7: J.M.D. Indika won the CAT-Solar July Edition of Pin Fernando Grand Prix Golf Championship

Jul 8: Zimbabwe beat Sri Lanka by 4 wickets in the fourth ODI at Hambabtota to level the series 2-2

Jul 9: Mobitel Eagles retained the Sri Lanka Super 7s Rugby Championship, a high profile tournament played among eight franchises featuring international and top local players

Jul 10: Zimbabwe beat Sri Lanka by 3 wickets to win the fifth ODI at Hambantota and clinch the series 3-2

Jul 10: Sri Lanka's K.W. Nimali was declared the winner of the Women's 800m final at the 22nd Asian Athletics Championship in India, after the hosting country's Archana Adhav was stripped of her gold medal due to infringement

Jul 11: Angelo Mathews stepped down from the captaincy of the national cricket team, after Sri Lanka's disastrous defeat 2-3 against Zimbabwe in ODIs

Jul 12: Sri Lanka Cricket officially named Dinesh Chandimal as Test captain and Upul Tharanga as ODI and T20 captain after Angelo Mathews stepped down from the captaincy

Jul 13: World Kite-surfing legend Ruben Lenten conducted a 5-day training programme for 32 local athletes at Kappalady Lagoon in Kalpitiya

Jul 14: Former Sri Lanka skipper Arjuna Ranatunga on Friday demanded an investigation into the country's 2011 World Cup final defeat by India amid allegations of match fixing

Jul 15: St. Thomas' College Matale and Nalanda College Colombo were declared joint champions in the Boy's segment after the final ended in a 1-all draw at the All-Island Schools Under-18 Hockey Championship 2017. 

Jul 15: Sriyani Kulawansa was elected President of the Sri Lanka Olympians Association

Jul 16: Dinesh Priyantha Herath won the Silver medal in 400m T46 event at the World Para Athletic Championship in London, England 

Jul 16: Sri Lanka lost six out of seven matches at the World Youth Netball Championship held in Botswana 

Jul 16: Shirantha Peiris won the overall championships of the NSSF Trap Open and Skeet Open Shooting Championships

Jul 17: Kyle Abeysinghe created history by becoming the first Sri Lankan to win a Commonwealth medal after winning a silver medal in Boy's 100m at the 17th FINA World Swimming Championship held in Bahamas, Hungary

Jul 18: Sri Lanka beat Zimbabwe by 4 wickets in the one-off Test match at the R. Premadasa Stadium

Jul 19: Sri Lanka Under-19 and P. de S. Kularatne Maha Vidyalaya fast bowler, Nipun Ransika was named the Dialog 4G-the Sunday Times Schoolboy Cricketer of the Year 2017 at the awards ceremony held at Nelum Pokuna

Jul 21: Sri Lanka Under-18s Rugby 7s team was placed fifth at the Commonwealth Youth Games 2017

Jul 22: Sri Lanka gained promotion to Asia/Pacific Oceania Zone Group II after Harshana Godamanne beat Qatar's Mubarak Shannan Zayed in the Group III Promotion Tie 

Jul 22: Business Management School beat Saegis Campus by 9 wickets to win the Red Bull Campus Cricket National Final 2017

Jul 28: Football Federation of Sri Lanka lodged a complaint with the Cinnamon Garden Police, after uncovering its Accountant had transferred at least Rs. 28 million to his personal account from the FFSL accounts 

Jul 29: India beat Sri Lanka by 304 runs to win the first Test at Galle

Jul 29: M.M. Mubeen beat Mohamed Fazil to won the Otter AC Open Snooker Championship

Jul 29: Chamila Kumara of Sri Lanka Telecom won the overall championship of SLT Speedup Cycling Tour 2017

Jul 30: Football Federation of Sri Lanka stated that it has relieved the national coaching staff from duties due to unavailability of international matches

Jul 31: Indika Prasad Silva became the only medal winner, claiming the gold medal at the South Asian Open Veterans' Table Tennis Championship 2017 held in Mt. Lavinia. He won the Men's Over-40 Singles

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