<p>Prerna, who had not dropped a set in the tournament and lost only seven games in her three matches before running into the Chinese, was the only surviving Indian in the semifinals. <br /><br />Yang, who began with two double faults, was fluent on both the flanks and chased down everything. Her groundstrokes were unerring and had Prerna in a bind. A rash of errors from the Indian hastened her exit.<br /><br />In the title clash, Yang plays sixth-seeded Korean Hae-Sung Kim who outlasted third-seeded Mexican Nadia Abdala after a three hour, 39 minutes marathon, winning 4-6, 7-5, 6-4.<br /><br />Later, Hae-Sung and Ju-Eun defeated top-seeded pair Rushmi Chakravarthi and Israel’s Keren Shlomo 6-3, 6-4, to win the doubles title.</p>
<p>Prerna, who had not dropped a set in the tournament and lost only seven games in her three matches before running into the Chinese, was the only surviving Indian in the semifinals. <br /><br />Yang, who began with two double faults, was fluent on both the flanks and chased down everything. Her groundstrokes were unerring and had Prerna in a bind. A rash of errors from the Indian hastened her exit.<br /><br />In the title clash, Yang plays sixth-seeded Korean Hae-Sung Kim who outlasted third-seeded Mexican Nadia Abdala after a three hour, 39 minutes marathon, winning 4-6, 7-5, 6-4.<br /><br />Later, Hae-Sung and Ju-Eun defeated top-seeded pair Rushmi Chakravarthi and Israel’s Keren Shlomo 6-3, 6-4, to win the doubles title.</p>