Catch up on the overnight sport with Wednesday Sports Fix VICTORIA'S Marc Leishman will be the first Aussie off when the US Masters starts at Augusta National late tomorrow night, our time, while an Aussie league coach is suddenly out of a job. FIRST OFF: Marc Leishman will lead the Australian challenge at the US Masters. Golf: Marc Leishman will be the first Aussie away in this year's US Masters. The Victorian has been drawn to play with dual Masters champion Jose Maria Olazabal and amateur T.J. Vogel from 11.28pm AEST tomorrow in the ninth trio. Three groups later, John Senden will play with Americans John Huh and Michael Thompson at 12.12am (Friday). Jason Day has been drawn in a blockbuster group with Rickie Fowler and triple major champion Padraig Harrington at 12.56am and Adam Scott is in the day's sixth-to-last group with Sergio Garcia and former champion Angel Cabrera in another entertaining trio at 2.57am. GONE: Coach Ian Millward has 'left' Super League strugglers Castleford. Rugby league: Former NQ Cowboys coach Ian Millward has paid the price for Castleford's slump in fortunes. The Super League club confirmed the departure of the 52-year-old Australian with the Tigers bottom of the table with just three points from their first 11 matches of the 2013 season and only one win from their past 18 games. Millward, who oversaw just seven wins in 38 league games, is the second coaching casualty of Super League XVIII after Salford sacked Phil Veivers when the City Reds were bottom of the table after five rounds. NOT A GREAT START: Ricky Ponting got a duck in his first IPL innings. Cricket:Ricky Ponting was dismissed for a duck but then pulled off a spectacular catch when his Mumbai Indians took on Delhi Daredevils at home in the Indian Premier League. Delhi fell short at 9-165. Soccer: AC Milan striker Mario Balotelli has been suspended for three matches by the Italian league's disciplinary committee after insulting an assistant referee. He was banned for a further two games after insulting a linesman at the end of the match, the league said in a statement. The suspension means he will miss Milan's next two big matches against Naples and league-leaders Juventus plus the encounter with Catania. Oliver Bozanic of the Mariners races away from Zhang Chenglin (L) and Yang Hao of Guizhou Renhe during the AFC Champions League match in Guiyang. Picture: Lintao Zhang Source: Getty Images Soccer: The Central Coast Mariners were cruelly denied a first away win in the Asian Champions League when Guizhou Renhe scored twice in the last six minutes to beat the A-League side 2-1 in China. A youthful all-Australian Mariners line-up looked comfortable throughout and led through a first-half penalty from Mitchell Duke until Bosnian striker Zlatan Muslimovic equalised with a solo strike and striker Qu Bo won it two minutes later with a rebound shot after Zvjezdan Misimovic had hit the post. After the game, Mariners coach Graham Arnold said he was "very, very happy with my team." Soccer: With or without Lionel Messi on the field, Barcelona are already playing games with Paris Saint-Germain. Boxing: Olympic silver medallist Kevin Barry will train up-and-coming Auckland heavyweight Joseph Parker as he prepares to tackle South African boxer Francois Botha in June. Parker leaves for Barry's Las Vegas training base this weekend to train for his bout against 44-year-old Botha in Auckland on June 13. It will be Botha's first fight since his controversial defeat by Sonny Bill Williams in Brisbane in February. Cricket: Pakistan's Test and one-day captain Misbah-ul-Haq and Twenty20 skipper Mohammad Hafeez have again denied reports of a rift, saying the rumours are damaging the team. But former chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board Ijaz Butt reignited the controversy, alleging Hafeez and the team's Australian head coach Dav Whatmore had formed a nexus that left Misbah sidelined. The Back Page looks at five times match officials got a bit too close to the action.