Croatia's Petra Martich has upset the odds in Kuala Lumpur beating former World No. 1, the Eleni Yankevics to reach the final of the Malaysian open. Sunday's Reindelade semi-finals saw Yankevics begin poorly. The Serbian was broken in the fourth game of the first set on Sunday. She trailed for a while, managed to break back to four screen and get back on serve. A close first set eventually went to a tie break and the former World No. 1 used her experience to win it, 7-6. Yankevics took that momentum into the second set as she got a final and broke to go to love up. Yankevics wasn't giving up. And she broke straight back thanks to a sixth double fault from Yankevics. New ball splings. Martich then got a huge slice of fortune in the eleventh game. She broke the game to go six point up. The Croatian went on to level the match. She took the second set, 7-5. And second to the Martich. Seven games to a five. Yankevics showed witty determination in the third. She hit a winner on her way to gaining an early break to go to love up. And my to Jankevics. Just as Yankevics looked to be heading towards victory, Martich broke back yet again to make it three-four. Another tie break eventually beckoned with this one going Martich's way as she won it, 7-5. Her 6-7, 7-5, 7-6 wins six of a final clash against Taiwan's shares she wins. At the 10-2, the winner is Jankevics.