Golovin shows Sania the door PARIS: Sania Mirza's impressive first round win proved to be a flash in the pan as the Indian ace went down 4-6, 2-6 to French teenager Tatiana Golovin in her second round game at the $600,000 Open Gaz de France here on Thursday. Ranked eight places above the Indian, the unseeded Golovin led 5-4 before breaking Sania to clinch the first set. In the second set, Sania made a brief comeback when she broke Golovin once but that hardly had any impact on the French girl, who broke back immediately to lead 5-1. Serving for the match, Golovin was broken for the second time by the Indian but it was too little and too late for Sania as the former had wrested the momentum by that time. Partisan crowd Sania desperately needed to hold on to her serve to save the match but she couldn't and Golovin — backed by the crowd — broke her to seal the match. This was Sania's second loss in the second round of a singles competition, the first being at the Australian Open, this year. With her singles campaign over, Sania will now partner South African Liezel Huber to take on the US-Italian pair of Mashona Washington and Tathiana Garbin in their second round doubles match.