Top seed Saina Nehwal lost her semifinal match against China’s Shixian Wang at the $125,000 Swiss Open Grand Prix Gold on Saturday.
Fourth seeded Shixian ousted defending champion Saina Nehwal 21-11, 10-21, 21-9.
The fourth seeded Shixian halted Saina’s journey to a consecutive third final by winning the match 21-11, 10-21, 21-9 in 50 minutes at St. Jakobshalle Saturday, denying the Indian to celebrate her 23rd birthday Sunday with the title.
The final will be played between Shixian and Ratchanok Intanon of Thailand.
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Top seed Saina Nehwal lost her semifinal match against China’s Shixian Wang at the $125,000 Swiss Open Grand Prix Gold on Saturday.
