Overview
- The 20-year-old beat fifth seed Huang Yu-Hsun 22-20, 21-13 in Bangkok after saving five game points in the opener.
- She will meet Malaysia’s Goh Jin Wei in Sunday’s women’s singles final.
- Sihag had earlier knocked out home top seed Supanida Katethong 21-19, 21-18 to reach the semifinals.
- The Thailand Masters is a BWF Super 300 event on the World Tour with a $250,000 prize purse.
- India’s other campaigns ended with Isharani Baruah losing to Wong Ling Ching after upsetting second seed Sung Shuo Yun, and Tharun Mannepalli exiting in the men’s quarterfinals to China’s Zhu Xuan Chen.