The Peruvian is set to play England's Mohamed El Shorbagy in the final following the world number three's victory over Tarek Momen.

Elias proved to be a dominant force versus Coll where he secured a straight games triumph.

The third seed pounced on Coll from the start, taking the first game 11-4.

Coll attempted to fight back and brought the second game to 8-8.

However, mistakes from the New Zealander at this stage of the match proved costly as Elias was handed the second game 11-8.

Elias eventually secured the third game with the same scoreline to succeed in the semi-final tie.

"I think I played one of the best matches I’ve ever played, so I’m supposed to be happy!," Elias said after the game. 

"Paul’s had a long and very hard season, with lots of big matches, so I thought I had a big opportunity today.

"He was, I guess, tired mentally from the whole season, so I just didn’t want to let it go today and I’m very happy that I played like this.

"I’m working right now with a few people, I’ve had my dad since forever, Jonathon Power, Wael El Hindi.

"We just all talk and find a good plan for every match.

"Greg [Gaultier] has helped me a lot, he’s always here helping me and giving me all the advice he can.

"So I’m just very happy that I could win this and this is because of all of them."

El Shorbagy also produced a straight games victory.

The first of three games was fairly balanced with England's new number one winning 11-7.

The next was far more simpler for El Shorbagy, who strolled to a 11-4 triumph.

Nevertheless, Momen of Egypt fought hard to stay in the competition, forcing a a tiebreaker in the third game.

In the end, El Shorbagy was too strong, winning 14-12, to set up a final encounter against Elias.

The Mauritius Open is scheduled to conclude tomorrow.