ROME, May 16 (Reuters) - World number ⁠one Jannik Sinner had a restless night before completing a rain-interrupted ⁠victory over Daniil Medvedev to reach the Italian Open final on ‌home soil on Saturday.

The top seed beat Medvedev 6-2 5-7 6-4 in a semi-final that was suspended on Friday due to heavy rain, with Sinner leading 4-2 in the decider when ​play was halted.

On Sunday, Sinner will play Norwegian 23rd ⁠seed Casper Ruud, who has ⁠lost four times against the Italian.