Taiwan's Shui has claimed her first WTA title after becoming the first Asian to win the Malaysian Open on Sunday. The 26-year-old has had a share of good fortunes this week, and is facing an opponent playing her second match of the day after Renda Leis on Saturday. Petra Martich was back on court just hours after a semi-final win over Serbian Yelena Yankevich. The question looks surprisingly energized in the early stages, and mood to her first break of serve. She then took the opener 6-2, still showing little assigned for team. Another early break in the second helped Martich build a comfortable lead, victory now seeming a formality. When Krab began to affect her movement, she wrote back to the level at four games a piece. Martich's called for the physio with Shui leading 6-5. The replay is clearly showing how much pain she was in as her time on court started to take its toll. The rest did little to help when play resumed with another mistake handing the set to her opponent. Martich gave the crowd reason to cheer in the third as she bravely tried to continue, but it was all too much in game 6 as she signaled that she could no longer go on. The unfortunate defeat denied Martich the chance of a maiden WTA title, but it was all smiles but she as she claimed her first piece of tour silverware.