Top seed Ankita, who is yet to lose a set in the tournament so far, defeated compatriot and fourth seed Shweta Rana 6-4 6-1 in the semifinals of the USD 10,000 tournament.
Ankita will face Japanese eighth seed Emi Mataguchi in the final. Mataguchi prevented an all Indian final by defeating Prarthana Thombare 6-3 6-1 in the second semifinal.
Ankita has been in terrific form for the last few months and tomorrow's final would be her fourth consecutive summit clash.
It was one-way traffic thereafter with Ankita not giving her opponent any chance to get back in the back.
While Ankita would be attempting for her second successive title, her Japanese opponent has a chance to win a double crown after she teamed up with India's Nidhi Chilumula to lift the women's double title.
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