Jimmy Jeggo is the bolter in Ange Postecoglous Socceroos squad for two World Cup qualifiers next month.The Vienna-born midfielder, who earned a move to Austrian side Sturm Graz after stints with Melbourne Victory and Adelaide United, has a chance to win his first Socceroos cap in matches against Saudi Arabia and Japan.Jeggo played under Postecoglou at Victory and was the 2014/15 young A-League player of the season.Postecoglou said the 24-year-old had earned a chance to audition to be Mile Jedinaks long-term replacement as the Socceroos holding midfielder.Hes started the season very well, played every game for a club thats sitting on top of the table, Postecoglou said.Hes earned his spot. His forms been pretty good and hes playing as an outright number six.Its an area of the park we still want to create some depth in.He is one of three changes to the squad, with Josh Risdon, Apostolos Giannou and Nathan Burns slipping out.Reliable defender Bailey Wright returns to the 23-man group after injury and left-sided utility Craig Goodwin comes back in after playing in Australias friendly with England in May.Weve left out Nathan Burns whos still a very important part of what we do but he hasnt played for a quite a while, he said.Kruseys not getting a lot of game time ... Im always looking at the make-up and making sure weve got cover in all areas.(Goodwins) playing out wide and left in an attacking sense and I think thats his role.Tim Cahill is again the only A-League player named, meaning nine local bosses will have their full complement of players for the opening round of the season.First-choice goalkeeper Mat Ryan has held his place despite reports from Spain that the gloveman faces three weeks out with a strained knee suffered in training last week.I dont go off newspaper reports. We go off medical reports, Postecoglou said.The reports from the medical team in Valencia is he should be back training next week and should be available for selection the weekend before our camp.Captain Mile Jedinak, who suffered a lower leg injury on national team duty, has been named after regaining fitness with club side Aston Villa.Australia opened its final World Cup qualifying push with wins over Iraq and United Arab Emirates.Next months matches against Saudi Arabia in Jeddah (October 6) and Japan in Melbourne (October 11) are a chance for Australia to consolidate top place in the group.The top two from the six-team group, which also includes Thailand, qualify for the 2018 World Cup, with a third team sent to a play-off.AUSTRALIA SQUADGK: Adam Federici, Mitchell Langerak, Mathew RyanDef: Milos Degenek, Alex Gersbach, Ryan McGowan, Trent Sainsbury, Brad Smith, Matthew Spiranovic, Bailey WrightMid: Craig Goodwin, Jackson Irvine, Mile Jedinak, Jimmy Jeggo, Massimo Luongo, Mark Milligan, Aaron Mooy, Tommy RogicAtt: Tim Cahill, Chris Ikonomidis, Tomi Juric, Robbie Kruse, Mathew Leckie Air Max 270 Wholesale . 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There were definitely some shots out there that didnt suit my eye, so I was quite nervous over those shots. Its the biggest event Ive ever played. For a first-timer thats really nerve-wracking.The winner Sunday will receive a spot in the Masters in the event conducted by the Asia Pacific Golf Confederation, the Masters and The R&A.Obviously its a high reward at stake, Coletta said. This weekend, some decisions might change depending on the situation. Like a couple of times today there were some risk-reward shots and I turned it down and said Im in a good position. Id probably say no again. ... I dont think Ive surprised myself. I know Im up to this level if Im pplaying well.dddddddddddd Its just a matter of doing it.The 21-year-old Davis, the first-round leader after a 65, birdied the last two holes for a 70.It was good to salvage a decent score, Davis said. To finish a couple under par and still be near the top is good.Davis was second behind Chinas Jin Cheng last year in Hong Kong in the rain-shortened tournament. Two weeks ago in Mexico, Davis led Australia to victory in the World Amateur Team Championship and won the individual title.Japans Junya Kameshiro was third at 7 under after a 69.Curtis Luck, the Australian who wrapped up a Masters invitation in August with his U.S. Amateur victory, shot a 69 to match Thailands K.K. Limbhasut (68) and Japans Yuwa Kosaihira (72) at 5 under.Limbhasut is taking off the University of Californias season to prepare to apply to the business school. He played alongside Davis and Jin.Jin was even par after his second 72. Hes a freshman at the University of Southern California,Chinas Guan Tianlang, the 2012 winner in Thailand at age 14, was 15 over after rounds of 82 and 77. Now 17, he had three straight double bogeys in the first round and two more in the second.The winner also will get a spot in the British Amateur and a place in final stage of British Open qualifying. ' ' '