Women's Doubles Wimbledon Winners

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YearPlayer1CountryPlayer 2Country
1968Rosemary CasalsUSABillie Jean KingUSA
1969Margaret CourtAustraliaJudy TegartAustralia
1970Rosemary CasalsUSABillie Jean KingUSA
1971Rosemary CasalsUSABillie Jean KingUSA
1972Billie Jean KingUSABetty StoveNetherlands
1973Rosemary CasalsUSABillie Jean KingUSA
1974Evonne GoolagongAustraliaPeggy MichelUSA
1975Ann KiyomuraUSAKazuko SawamatsuJapan
1976Chris EvertUSAMartina NavratilovaCzechoslovakia
1977Helen GourlayAustraliaJoAnne RussellUSA
1978Kerry ReidAustraliaWendy TurnbullAustralia
1979Billie Jean KingUSAMartina NavratilovaUSA
1980Kathy JordanUSAAnne SmithUSA
1981Martina NavratilovaUSAPam ShriverUSA
1982Martina NavratilovaUSAPam ShriverUSA
1983Martina NavratilovaUSAPam ShriverUSA
1984Martina NavratilovaUSAPam ShriverUSA
1985Kathy JordanUSAElizabeth SmylieAustralia
1986Martina NavratilovaUSAPam ShriverUSA
1987Claudia Kohde-KilschWest GermanyHelena SukovaCzechoslovakia
1988Steffi GrafWest GermanyGabriela SabatiniArgentina
1989Jana NovotnáCzechoslovakiaHelena SukováCzechoslovakia
1990Jana NovotnáCzechoslovakiaHelena SukováCzechoslovakia
1991Larisa Savchenko NeilandSoviet UnionNatalia ZverevaSoviet Union
1992Gigi FernándezUSANatasha ZverevaBelarus
1993Gigi FernándezUSANatasha ZverevaBelarus
1994Gigi FernándezUSANatasha ZverevaBelarus
1995Jana NovotnaCzech RepublicArantxa Sanchez VicarioSpain
1996Martina HingisSwitzerlandHelena SukovaCzech Republic
1997Gigi FernandezUSANatasha ZverevaBelarus
1998Martina HingisSwitzerlandJana NovotnaCzech Republic
1999Lindsay DavenportUSACorina MorariuUSA
2000Serena WilliamsUSAVenus WilliamsUSA
2001Lisa dRaymonUSARennae StubbsAustralia
2002Serena WilliamsUSAVenus WilliamsUSA
2003Kim ClijstersBelgiumAi SugiyamaJapan
2004Cara BlackZimbabweRennae StubbsAustralia
2005Cara BlackZimbabweLiezel HuberSouth Africa
2006Yan ZiChinaZheng JieChina
2007Cara BlackZimbabweLiezel HuberSouth Africa
2008Serena WilliamsUSAVenus WilliamsUSA
2009Serena WilliamsUSAVenus WilliamsUSA
2010Vania KingUSAYaroslava ShvedovaKazakhstan
2011Kveta PeschkeCzech RepublicKatarina SrebotnikSlovenia
2012Serena WilliamsUSAVenus WilliamsUSA
2013Hsieh Su WeiChinese TaipeiPeng ShuaiChina
2014Sara ErraniItalyRoberta VinciItaly
2015Martina HingisSwitzerlandSania MirzaIndia
2016Serena WilliamsUSAVenus WilliamsUSA
2017Ekaterina MakarovaRussiaElena VesninaRussia
2018Barbora KrejcikovaCzech RepublicKaterina SiniakovaCzech Republic
2019Hsieh Su WeiChinese TaipeiBarbora KrejcikovaCzech Republic
2021Hsieh Su WeiChinese TaipeiElise MertensBelgium
2022Barbora KrejcikovaCzech RepublicKaterina SiniakovaCzech Republic
2023Barbora StrýcováCzech RepublicSu-Wei HsiehChinese Taipei

FAQs

Dora Boothby and Winifred McNair were the first ever Women's Doubles Wimbledon winners in 1913.

Rosemary Casals and Billie Jean King, were the first Women's Doubles Wimbledon winners in the Open Era in 1968. 

Elizabeth Ryan holds the record for the female player with the most doubles titles at Wimbledon (12).

Barbora Strcová from the Czech Republic and Su-Wei Hsieh from Chinese Taipei won the Ladies' Doubles at Wimbledon 2023, defeating Storm Hunter and Elise Mertens. The match was won by a score of 7-5, 6-4.

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