Sugiyama, Srebotnik miss out on Wimbledon doubles title

Sugiyama, Srebotnik miss out on Wimbledon doubles title

WIMBLEDON, England - Japan's Ai Sugiyama (R) and her Slovenian partner Katarina Srebotnik hug each other after being defeated by Cara Black of Zimbabwe and Liezel Huber of South Africa in women's doubles final at the Wimbledon tennis championships on July 8.

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