Nemati was a 6-0 victor in the both the quarter-finals and semi-finals in Dubai, and will face Turkey's Şengül Yağmur in the Friday's (February 26) final.

Şengül beat compatriot Merve Nur Eroğlu 6-4 in her semi-final.

Russian Stepanida Artakhinova topped women's compound open qualification yesterday and like Nemati turned that into a place in the final.

Artakhinova scored 144 in the last eight and 143 in the last four - both better scores than anyone else in the competition produced - to set up a showdown with India's Jyoti Baliyan.

In the men's compound open, an all-Indian final between Shyam Sundar Swami and Rakesh Kumar awaits.

Kumar was seeded eighth after qualifying, but knocked out top qualifier Serhiy Atamanenko of Ukraine in the quarter-finals.

Swami, having received a bye through round one as the second seed, had the best second-round, quarter-final and semi-final scores.

In the men's recurve open, Russia's Anton Ziapaev and Ukraine's Mykola Halyshych both upset top-two seeds to reach the final.

Lastly, in the men's W1, Bahattin Hekimoğlu and Yiğit Caner Aydin advanced to what will be an all-Turkish final and is scheduled tomorrow.

Team semi-finals and finals are also due to be held tomorrow, ahead of individual compound and recurve finals on Friday.