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Doubles
2008 Kangaroo Cup
Final
ChampionsJapan Kimiko Date-Krumm
Japan Kurumi Nara
Runners-upUnited Kingdom Melanie South
Netherlands Nicole Thijssen
Score6–1, 6–7(8–10), [10–7]
Events
Singles Doubles
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Ayumi Morita and Ai Sugiyama were the defending champions, but neither player chose to compete that year.

Kimiko Date-Krumm and Kurumi Nara won the title, defeating Melanie South and Nicole Thijssen 6–1, 6–7(8–10), [10–7] in the final.

Seeds

2

Draw

Key

Draw

First Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
1 Japan J Namigata
Japan A Yonemura
6 77  
  Australia A Hubacek
Australia J Moriarty
2 65   1 Japan J Namigata
Japan A Yonemura
6 62 [9]
Q Japan M Doi
Japan K Hisami
4 2   WC Japan K Date-Krumm
Japan K Nara
3 77 [11]
WC Japan K Date-Krumm
Japan K Nara
6 6   WC Japan K Date-Krumm
Japan K Nara
6 5 [10]
4 China W Liu
China Y Zhao
6 6   Australia A Bai
Australia N Kriz
4 7 [6]
  Japan S Hisamatsu
Japan T Yonemura
2 3   4 China W Liu
China Y Zhao
6 2 [5]
Japan M Kato
Japan Y Nakano
6 4 [6]   Australia A Bai
Australia N Kriz
2 6 [10]
  Australia A Bai
Australia N Kriz
4 6 [10] WC Japan K Date-Krumm
Japan K Nara
6 68 [10]
WC Japan Y Adachi
Japan K Watanabe
3 2   3 United Kingdom M South
Netherlands N Thijssen
1 710 [7]
  Japan T Dokei
Japan Y Kurata
6 6   Japan T Dokei
Japan Y Kurata
2 3
Q Japan Y Kuroda
Russia K Lykina
4 2 3 United Kingdom M South
Netherlands N Thijssen
6 6
3 United Kingdom M South
Netherlands N Thijssen
6 6 3 United Kingdom M South
Netherlands N Thijssen
6 6
WC Japan Mi Inoue
Japan A Tajima
65 2   Japan Ma Inoue
Japan S Shimizu
1 0
  Japan Ma Inoue
Japan S Shimizu
77 6   Japan Ma Inoue
Japan S Shimizu
w/o    
New Zealand E Barry
United States A Yelsey
4 6 [7] 2 South Africa S De Beer
Japan K Iijima
     
2 South Africa S De Beer
Japan K Iijima
6 4 [10]

References