The Indian won 12-10 6-11 15-13 11-7. After a tough quarterfinal match where he was tested no end by the Taipei player James Huang, the Indian began to stroke well and rallied and retrieved with considerable control.
The match started on an even note with both players having to do a lot of running back and forth. However, with increasing pace, Harinder was able to get his shots through, at times pinning his opponent to the back and taking control of the forecourt area.
In the final tomorrow, the third seeded Harinder takes on fourth seeded Declan James of England.