Tennis WTA Roundup: Sabalenka, Zheng in San Jose final; Giorgi to face Pegula in Washington decider Aryna Sabalenka was too good for Donna Vekic, winning the semi-final 6-4 6-3 in San Jose, while Camila Giorgi moved through to her seventh WTA final and Caty McNally teamed up with Coco Gauff to win the double's title in Washington. Sacha Pisani 04 August, 2019 11:01 IST WTA Roundup: Sabalenka, Zheng in San Jose final; Giorgi to face Pegula in Washington decider Sacha Pisani 04 August, 2019 11:01 IST Aryna Sabalenka reached the WTA Silicon Valley Classic final after easing past Donna Vekic on Saturday. Belarusian Sabalenka – the second seed – was too good for Vekic, winning the semifinal 6-4 6-3 in San Jose.Sabalenka and fifth seed Vekic traded breaks in the opening set but the former broke in the 10th game to close it out on her opponent's serve. She's done it!Camila Giorgi beats teenager McNally, 7-6(5), 6-2 and secures her place in the @citiopen final!#CO19 pic.twitter.com/MgZkVn48J6— WTA (@WTA) August 3, 2019 Vekic fended off a match point at 5-3 in the second set but it only delayed the inevitable as Sabalenka served it out in the next game. Sabalenka – a three-time winner on the WTA Tour – will face Zheng Saisai in Sunday's decider.Zheng stunned seventh seed and last year's runner-up Maria Sakkari 7-6 (7-5) 6-2 to advance to the final of the WTA Premier event.After upstaging seeds Danielle Collins and Amanda Anisimova en route to the semis, Zheng continued her fine run as she eyes her maiden WTA crown.Giorgi reaches Washington final, McNally and Gauff win doubles titleCamila Giorgi booked her spot in the WTA Citi Open final after overcoming American wildcard Caty McNally in straight sets on Saturday. Italian Giorgi moved through to her seventh WTA final courtesy of a 7-6 (7-5) 6-2 victory in Washington.McNally had impressed in the American capital this week, 17-year-old upstaging fourth seed Hsieh Su-wei in the quarterfinal for her first career top-50 win. May we present to you: the 2019 @CitiOpen Doubles Champions! It's @CocoGauff and @CatyMcNally aka #McCoco pic.twitter.com/a0YoZEKGXv— WTA (@WTA) August 3, 2019 However, McNally was no match for Giorgi – who hit three aces and was only broken once throughout the straight-sets triumph. Standing in the way of Giorgi and a third WTA crown is Jessica Pegula after the unseeded American outlasted Anna Kalinskaya 6-3 1-6 6-1.While McNally failed to make it through to the singles showpiece, she teamed up with teenage sensation Coco Gauff to claim the doubles title. Gauff announced herself on the WTA Tour at Wimbledon, where the 15-year-old stunned Venus Williams en route to the fourth round.The American prodigy and McNally united for glory on Saturday, with the unseeded pair shocking fourth seeds Maria Sanchez and Fanny Stollar 6-2 6-2. Rafa Nadal at school graduation speech: Failure is only bad if you don't know how to get up and fight again Watch: Injured Alexander Zverev, on crutches, concedes French Open semifinal to Rafael Nadal Getting to know Carlos Alcaraz - A young Nadal modelling himself on Federer Djokovic eager for Dubai comeback after vaccine controversy Read more stories on Tennis. More Videos 25 years of Tata Open - Best moments, from Nadal and Wawrinka to Somdev and Lee-Hesh Australia activists react to 'Where is Peng Shuai' shirts being allowed after backlash Novak Djokovic has been deported from Australia, 21st Grand Slam title has to wait Novak Djokovic Australian Open controversy: Who said what Djokovic's father leads protest against tennis star's treatment in Australia The Djokovic deportation saga: Visa cancelled, Aus Open participation in doubt From Nadal and Raducanu to Barty, a glimpse of stars training for Australian Open 2022 The Week That Was (Dec 26- Jan 2): England's Ashes humiliation, India wins at Centurion, Messi tests COVID-19 positive