That's just about your lot from this third ODI - a shame the weather put an end to things with England on course to wrap up in style but will have to settle with a victory via the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern Method.

Is is certainly a day Harry Brook will not forget in a long time - his first win captaining England and his first ODI century.

Our colleague Matthew Henry has attempted to make sense of everything that's happened at Chester-le-Street today.

You can read his match report from the Riverside here...

If you missed anything then catch up with highlights from today's match on BBC Two at 23:05 BST and also via BBC iPlayer.

We'll have live text commentary, and ball-by-ball coverage from the TMS team, from the fourth ODI at Lord's on Friday.

See you then.

Ryan Campbell
Former Australia wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special

There are so many good players in this England line-up and eventually, the penny will drop. It's team that they are reassembling some little things, but for such good players, it doesn't take too long to gel. They just need an opportunity. Will Jacks and Harry Brook put in the hard yards early and then they played their natural game!

England captain Harry Brook, who was also named player of the match, said: "We started off nicely with the ball and looked to take wickets. We got a few early on. Obviously they built partnerships and they batted nicely with some partnerships.

"With the bat myself and Will Jacks just tried to build a partnership and create that platform. We didn't have much of a chat between innings. I thought the pitch got better towards the end of Australia's innings. It was a simple message of go out there and play your own game."

On his first ODI hundred: "It's nice to get the first one on the board and hopefully plenty more to come. We just have to keep doing what we said we are going to do [at Lord's] and keep being positive, take the game to them and put them under pressure. That should stand us in good stead."

Australia captain Mitchell Marsh: "I thought we did extremely well to get the 300 with conditions early on, a lot of seam and it was hard work.

"Honestly, I thought 250 after start was going to be awesome, so with 300 we were in the game at the half way mark.

"They got a really partnership going, and in one-day cricket with a big partnership you can set the game up for yourself, fair play to them."

On Adam Zampa's absence: "Whenever you're missing someone like him it's hard work. He was a big miss, but we'll hopefully welcome back in a few days."

Australia skipper Mitchell Marsh has emerged first. We'll have his thoughts shortly.

Ryan Campbell
Former Australia wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special

This match was set up so well by that partnership from Will Jacks and Harry Brook. It's took all the pressure off the England middle order.

Mark Wood
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

It's been a very positive performance from England today. But we need to look at this and see if we can repeat it at Lord's. Yes, it's a great win, but there's plenty more work to be done.

We will have the presentations shortly, so stick with us.

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20:13 BST 24 September

So there we have it. England win as they are well ahead of the target set by Duckworth-Lewis-Stern Method.

They are 2-1 down with two matches left to play - at Lord's and Bristol.

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20:13 BST 24 September

Right, we have word a decision has been made. The match has been abandoned due to the weather - no further play.

Henry Moeran
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

It's past eight o'clock here at Chester-le-Street and it's raining pretty hard at the moment. They've just gone out for a chat - the umpiring contingent and the ground staff. So, I think we can't be too far away from getting some sort of information. My instinct is we are not going to see anymore cricket here tonight.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Chester-le-Street

And it's raining again...

Harry Brook has batted superbly today. A real captain's knock. He was 110* off 94 balls before rain stopped play.

Here's the best shots from his maiden ODI hundred.

A glimmer of hope, then, Matthew.

As soon as we get any news on a restart or otherwise we will, of course, let you know.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Chester-le-Street

I reckon it has stopped raining. The covers remain in place for now, however.

We asked for your knowledge of grounds next to castles earlier - given that Lumley Castle overlooks the Riverside in Chester-le-Street.

There were some fantastic pictures and stories.

One text came in after the cut-off, but it made us chuckle so we've decided to make an exception as we're on a rain delay.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

England will win this today if we do not go back out today, through DLS. It keeps the series alive and exciting as we head to Lord's and we will pray it won't rain in Bristol for the fourth year in a row!

The rain is blowing in from the west and the bad news, looking at the radar, is there is more on the way.

It is set to stop at some point but it's about how long the mopping up will take from this point.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Chester-le-Street

It's properly raining now. That may be it.