TERRIGAL, Australia -- Crystal Palace midfielder Mile Jedinak will lead Australia at the World Cup after getting the nod over Tim Cahill to replace long-term captain Lucas Neill. Air Jordan Falsas . Australia coach Ange Postecoglou announced the decision Wednesday, five days ahead of the Socceroos last friendly on home soil before the squad leaves for Brazil. The 29-year-old Jedinak was a mainstay for Palace last season, playing every game until he had to be replaced due to a groin strain during the last Premier League match. Jedinak has played 43 times for Australia and was considered a longer-term option than 34-year-old Cahill, the New York Red Bulls star who will be playing at his third World Cup. "It is a privileged position and an accolade he richly deserves after the incredible job he has done at Crystal Palace in the toughest club competition in world football," Postecoglou said. "Mile Jedinak embodies everything that is great about Australian football and Australia as a nation. "He has risen to the top ... and done it the hard way from humble beginnings where he has battled and believed in himself to overcome the odds with an enormous work ethic and passion for what he does. I have no doubt he will lead the team with distinction in Brazil." Postecoglou told the 36-year-old Neill before unveiling the extended 30-man World Cup squad last week that he wasnt in the Socceroos future plans. Jedinak, who played in a defeat to Germany in 2010 in his only previous World Cup match, will be only the fourth Australian to lead the Socceroos at footballs marquee tournament, following Peter Wilson (1974), Mark Viduka (2006) and Neill (2010). Cahill and Mark Bresciano, who is also going to his third World Cup, were appointed as vice-captains. Jedinak led Australia for the first time during a 4-3 loss to Ecuador in a friendly in London in March. "To be handed the responsibility of captaining my country at the World Cup is humbling, yet incredibly exciting," Jedinak said. "It is an honour to be named captain but it is also a huge responsibility and I look forward to providing leadership for the team along with Tim and Mark as we take on some of the biggest nations in world football." Australia plays South Africa in a friendly on Monday before leaving for South America. The Australians were drawn into a difficult Group B with defending champion Spain, 2010 runner-up Netherlands and Chile and are considered long shots to advance to the knockout stages in Brazil. Postecoglou said Jedinaks lead-from-the-front mentality was crucial to the selection. "Hes led a group of players and a team in the English Premier League that many had written off. 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He earned $3.MOSCOW - U.S. Open champion Marin Cilic reached the final of the Kremlin Cup on Saturday, beating Kazakhstans Mikhail Kukushkin 4-6, 6-3, 6-2.In Sundays final, the big-serving Croatian will seek his fourth title of the season against Spains Roberto Bautista Agut.It was very difficult, Cilic said. I felt that he was hitting the ball very, very good and I felt I wasnt serving as well as yesterday.The last time I played Bautista was in 2002 and we were under 14s, so its going to be interesting. Were very good friends, Cilic added. He plays very well from the back line and he doesnt make mistakes, so its going to be difficult.The womens final will pit sixth-seeded Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova of Russia will play Irina-Camelia Begu of Romania.Cilic faced stiff resistance from world No. 74 Kukushkin, despite the 68 ranking places separating them, and landed just 55 per cent of first serves.Kukushkin is a Moscow specialist, having reached the final last year before losing to Richard Gasquet.Earlier in the day, Cilic secured qualification for the ATP tour finals based on his ranking.World no. 16 Bautista Agut, seeded fifth in Moscow, will play in his third final of a breakout season after beating third-seeded Latvian Ernests Gulbis 6-4, 6-4.I served well and moved well along the court, Bautista Agut said. Ive won both finals thaat Ive been playing this year. Zapatillas Yeezy Spain. I feel confident.In the semifinals of the womens WTA event, Pavlyuchenkova dominated Czech qualifier Katerina Siniakov from start to finish, winning 6-2, 6-2 to reach her 10th career final on the WTA tour.Pavlyuchenkova dominated the Czech qualifier from start to finish, winning 6-2, 6-2 to reach her 10th career final on the WTA tour.The 18-year-old Siniakova was playing in her first WTA semifinal.My opponent actually didnt play too badly, Pavlyuchenkova said. She wasnt frightened today and started well. I think I did everything right today.Earlier, Begu fought to a 7-6 (5), 1-6, 6-3 win over fourth-seeded Lucie Safarova of the Czech Republic.Begu enters her first final since beating Donna Vekic in Tashkent in 2012.No pressure at all, Im just enjoying the tournament, Begu said. I had a really bad year last year, struggling with a shoulder injury, so now Im just really happy to be back.In the crowd for Pavlyuchenkovas match was Russian tennis chief and tournament chairman Shamil Tarpischev, despite the WTA saying Friday he would be banned for a year after making derogatory comments about Serena and Venus Williams.Tarpischev was accompanied by Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, whose arrival caused the start of the match to be delayed for security reasons. ' ' '