The world No 4 has lost on all four they have met. The Chinese will take on world No 1 Tai Tzu Ying of Taiwan in the final today. Tai ousted Pusarla V Sindhu of India 21-15 19-21 21-11 in the other semi-finals. 
Ratchanok and other Thai players will next enter the Indonesia Open, a World Tour Super 1000 level, which kicks off in Jakarta on Tuesday. |&ndash; The Nation

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