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Australia's day then, as the hosts finish up on 166 - 2 with Travis Head on 91* from 87 deliveries. They trail England by 218, after polishing off their innings for what looks to potentially be a below par 384, despite Joe Root's 160.

And that will be that! With Neser receiving treatment and some light rain around, the umpires have called time on proceedings for today, despite five balls remaining in the Stokes over.

It will be Stokes to bowl the last over of the day and his first delivery rears up, striking Neser on the forearm. The Australian seamer immediately drops the bat and the physio is called onto the fielder, with Neser looking to be in some pain.

Neser takes a single from the last ball of Tongue's over, which means that he will be on strike for what will probably be the last over of the day. Can the tourists finish a difficult day on a high?

A whip out to mid wicket moves Head onto 90*. He'll need to get a move on, if he is to get to his century tonight and avoid a nervous night stranded in the nervous 90s.

Tongue digs in a short delivery to Neser first up, which the batter ducks under and allows to fly through to the diving Jamie Smith behind the stumps.

Michael Neser is walking out at number four for Australia, who are employing the nightwatchman with just over 15 minutes to go until the scheduled close of play.

WICKET! Finally, England make the breakthrough and who else other than their talisman and captain Ben Stokes! He draws Labuschagne into a loose drive and the Australian only manages to edge to Jacob Bethell at gully. He departs for 48 and will that wicket bring England respite?

A touch more fortune for Head here, who is cramped for room and edges over the slip cordon for four more.

Stokes spears in a yorker, but Head does well to dig it out.

Another single from Head brings up the century partnership between Head and Labuschagne in double quick time, from just 104 deliveries.

Even when England think they may be building some pressure, with Head playing and missing at Stokes, they offer up a delivery that this Australian pair can dine out on. Head gathers back to back fours, first through cover and then down to the fine leg boundary.

Stokes is bringing himself back into the attack - can he provide England with some much needed inspiration and a much needed breakthrough?

Another four through the offside for Labuschagne, who moves onto 45*.

The flashing blade of Head brings further misery for Potts, sending the ball racing away to the deep point boundary.

Tongue is back into the attack, with the umpires briefly inspecting their light metres, before allowing play to continue.

Labuschagne has driven beautifully so far in this innings and finds the fence once more, with another picture-perfect cover drive.

Further evidence comes from Carse's next delivery, as he over pitches and is driven for four through cover by Labuschagne.

A peach of a delivery from Carse that bounces and nibbles away from Labuschagne. Proof that there is still life in this pitch, but England haven't bowled anywhere near well enough to make the most of it.

A single out to deep point brings Head his 500th run of the series, before Labuschagne wafts dangerously outside off stump.

The TV cameras have picked up Labuschagne receiving some treatment, following a blow to his thumb. A sign that the bounce is still slightly uneven, with some balls rising and others staying down.

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Jacks does well at cover, diving to prevent another Labuschagne boundary. The pressure releases moments later though, with Labuschagne steering a pull shot away through the leg side for four.

Head is in complete control here. He sees Carse go short once more and this time decides to just help the ball over the cordon for four.

A good decision from the umpire, with the ball sneaking down the leg side. A warning so Labuschagne though and some much needed encouragement for Carse.

Carse strikes Labuschagne on the pads, who once again is a long way across his stumps. England's polite inquiries are turned down, so Ben Stokes decides to send it upstairs.

Labuschagne edges Carse safe of Bethell at gully. In the previous over, Australia moved past 100 - 5 and now trail by less than 300 runs. Labuschagne then shovels a shorter Carse delivery through the leg side for a couple, bringing up the 50 partnership in just 55 balls.

Not the start that Potts would have wanted, as he errs on the fuller side this time around and is crisply driven through extra cover for four by Labuschagne.

Potts is back into the attack, but Head simply continues on his way, wristily punching down the ground for four. He then follows up with a nicely timed punch into the covers for two.

Almost a chance for Carse in his follow through, with Labuschagne popping the ball up, back in the direction of the bowler. However, the ball first just short of Carse, who claimed a brilliant one handed caught and bowled in Melbourne to remove Neser.

Yes, England have bowled poorly to Head today, but the Australian still deserves credit for putting away any poor deliveries with sustain. His incredible series so far with the bat continues.

Nothing streak about this next boundary though, which moves Head onto 51* from 55 deliveries. He drives crisply through cover for four and moves to a dominant half-century, continuing his impressive form so far in this series.

Four more for Head, albeit this time in slightly streaker fashion. Again Carse offers up some width and Head pushes at it, edging just wide of the diving Jacob Bethell at gully.

Despite the change of ends, Carse still misses his length, this time bowling far too full to Labuschagne and offering up a juicy full toss that the Australian pushes down the ground for three. Potts does well to flick the ball back, prior to it making contact with the boundary.

Carse is back into the attack in place of Tongue. He will be hoping to make more of an impact in his second spell of the evening session.

England have often bowled too short to Head so far today, but this time the left-hander punishes a fuller delivery from Stokes. He rocks onto the front foot and punches through the covers for four, before following up with three move in the same region from the next delivery.

A leading edge into the off side brings a couple for Labuschagne, as he attempted to work Stokes into the leg side.