Chakvetadze maintains form

Russia's Anna Chakvetadze overcame Amelie Mauresmo to reach the Pilot Pen final.

Wozniacki awaits in Saturday's final

Anna Chakvetadze overcame her first true test at the Pilot Pen tournament as the top seed got the better of two-time Grand Slam champion Amelie Mauresmo 6-3 3-6 6-1 in Friday's semi-final clash. Chakvetadze will now face Caroline Wozniacki, who defeated seventh seed Alize Cornet of France 7-5 6-4, in Saturday's final. World number 11 Chakvetadze converted five of eight break opportunities to see off Mauresmo in an encounter lasting one hour 43 minutes. "I lost a little bit of concentration in the beginning of the second set but then I felt I was finding my game again," Chakvetadze said. "It was too late to win the second set - I came back from 1-5 to 3-5 before she won it - but I got off to a good start in the third set and I'm really pleased with how I played that one." Mauresmo, who recently returned from a rib injury, has dropped to 33rd in the rankings and has not won a WTA event since capturing her 24th career title at Antwerp in February 2007. "I guess I ran a out of gas a little bit after last week and the matches I played this week," said Mauresmo. "But it has been a good tournament. I'm pretty satisfied about the way I played throughout the week. "It was a little bit tough to produce a good level of tennis without being good enough physically but I will stay on what I did in the first three matches and just look forward from here."