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2013 Samsung Securities Cup – Women's doubles

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Women's doubles
2013 Samsung Securities Cup
Final
ChampionsSouth Korea Han Na-lae
South Korea Yoo Mi
Runners-upSouth Korea Kim Sun-jung
South Korea Yu Min-hwa
Score2–6, 6–3, [10–6]
Events
Singles men women
Doubles men women
← 2012 · Samsung Securities Cup · 2014 →
Main article: 2013 Samsung Securities Cup

Nigina Abduraimova and Venise Chan were the defending champions, having won the event in 2012, but both decided not to compete in 2013.

Han Na-lae and Yoo Mi won the tournament, defeating Kim Sun-jung and Yu Min-hwa in the all-Korean final, 2–6, 6–3, [10–6].

Seeds

  1. Japan Miki Miyamura / Japan Akiko Omae (semifinals)
  2. Japan Nao Hibino / Japan Miyu Kato (quarterfinals)
  3. South Korea Jang Su-jeong / South Korea Lee So-ra (quarterfinals)
  4. China Lu Jiajing / China Lu Jiaxiang (quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

First round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
1 Japan M Miyamura
Japan A Omae 		6 6
  South Korea M-r Ham
South Korea H-h Hong 		3 3 1 Japan M Miyamura
Japan A Omae 		6 6
  South Korea N-y Jun
South Korea D-h Kim 		2 4   South Korea J-h Choi
South Korea S-h Han 		3 2
  South Korea J-h Choi
South Korea S-h Han 		6 6 1 Japan M Miyamura
Japan A Omae 		62 2
4 China Jiaj Lu
China Jiax Lu 		6 6   South Korea N-l Han
South Korea M Yoo 		77 6
  South Korea S-k Kang
South Korea J-y Kim 		2 2 4 China Jiaj Lu
China Jiax Lu 		6 3 [7]
  South Korea S-h Jung
South Korea S-j Lee 		1 3   South Korea N-l Han
South Korea M Yoo 		4 6 [10]
  South Korea N-l Han
South Korea M Yoo 		6 6   South Korea N-l Han
South Korea M Yoo 		2 6 [10]
  South Korea S-j Kim
South Korea Y-r Lee 		6 6   South Korea S-j Kim
South Korea M-h Yu 		6 3 [6]
  South Korea S-y Hong
South Korea H-m Lee 		2 2   South Korea S-j Kim
South Korea Y-r Lee 		6 63 [10]
  South Korea A Song
South Korea J Yoo 		4 4 3 South Korea S-j Jang
South Korea S-r Lee 		4 77 [2]
3 South Korea S-j Jang
South Korea S-r Lee 		6 6   South Korea S-j Kim
South Korea Y-r Lee
  South Korea S-j Kim
South Korea M-h Yu 		6 6   South Korea S-j Kim
South Korea M-h Yu 		w/o
  Israel D Khazaniuk
Russia Y Sizikova 		4 2   South Korea S-j Kim
South Korea M-h Yu 		6 3 [10]
  South Korea J-h Lee
South Korea S-a Park 		2 2 2 Japan N Hibino
Japan M Kato 		3 6 [7]
2 Japan N Hibino
Japan M Kato 		6 6

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