The two players will renew their rivalry in the tournament's showpiece match at the Indoor Stadium as Marin swept aside second seed Sung Ji-hyun of South Korea 21-9, 21-12.

The result saw the 23-year-old Spaniard reach her third consecutive final as she bids to reclaim her world number one ranking from Tai.

"I am very happy to reach three finals in a row," said Marin.

"It’s really difficult but tomorrow is going to be a different day and I want to win here.

"I want to be world number one again and to get it I have to do my best in every match."

Tai, the top seed for the event, also enjoyed comfortable progression to the final as she beat American Beiwen Zhang 21-19, 21-15.

She admitted she will have to play better if she is to overcome Marin when they do battle tomorrow.

"The biggest challenge is myself," said Tai.

"If I don't make much mistakes I should stand a chance to beat her.

"If I perform like I did today, I may lose quickly. 

"Her shots are very powerful and she's very tall as well. 

"I need to run around the court a lot to fight against her."

The men's singles final will be an all-Indian affair between Sai Praneeth Bhamidipati and Srikanth Kidambi.

Bhamidipati easily dispatched South Korea's Lee Dong-keun 21-6, 21-8, while Kidambi, his training partner, beat Indonesian Anthony Ginting 21-13, 21-14.

"I actually booked my flight for today so I had to postpone it," said Kidambi. 

"I don't mind doing that!

"We will be friendly outside the court - but not on court."