Time for us to call it a day.

I'll leave you with Stephan Shemilt's report, the scorecard and there will be a new Test Match Special podcast to download shortly.

Some of the day's best clips are below and there will be a 30-minute highlights show on BBC iPlayer from 18:00 GMT.

Play will start 30 minutes early on day two to make up the time we've just lost. That means a 03:30 start, so join us at 03:15 for our live text, clips and TMS coverage.

See you then.

Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

England will not want Australia to get anywhere past 300, it's a dangerous total. But England are already dicing with danger with nearly 250 on the board.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special

When you see a pitch like that, it's county cricket in April. It's Darren Stevens trundling up and nipping it here and there.

Maybe it was through a desire of putting things right and that desperation to win a game. Maybe that's what went wrong for England.

Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Australia have seemed so clear with their decision making, whether out on the field or management of Travis Head - telling him he'd come back in and play in the next game when he was isolating. But England's decision making, in comparison, has been a little bit higgledy-piggledy.

South Africa have just beaten India by seven wickets in Cape Town.

That means they win the three-Test series 2-1.

Don't forget England play South Africa in a Test series in August.

Check out the scorecard.

Steven Finn has just asked you all to watch the Marnus Labuschagne wicket so here you go...

Enjoy.

Australia batter Travis Head - who scored 101 - speaking to ABC Radio: "It was great to contribute. I'm pretty disappointed to not still be out there but I feel like we're at a good position.

On going on the counter-attack with Marnus Labuschagne: "It was pretty enjoyable. You can't make too many mistakes at 12-3. We were going to be ultra positive with whatever scoring we could get and tried to enjoy it. The ball was seaming about, the crowd on it, it was an enjoyable partnership."

On returning to side after Covid: "It was a tough seven days but I just had to prepare myself for Hobart, knowing I would come back in. I was one of the fortunate ones, I had no symptoms and felt normal. It was a matter of getting through seven days and then back with the boys."

Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

I don't want to be overly critical of Chris Woakes. He didn't play in Melbourne or Sydney. He hasn't played cricket for three weeks which, as a bowler, is significant.

Travis Head has just said he and his team-mates were laughing at some of the balls beating the bat in the early exchanges today.

England were exceptional in the first 10 overs. Since then they have been less than exceptional.

We'll bring you more from Head shortly.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special

At 12-3, you'd want Australia at 140 or 150 all out - you don't want them to score too much more than that. Well, they have 100 more already.

England's bowling did drop off after that initial hour, but you have to give some credit to Travis Head.

He punished any width and length and really switched the momentum and pressure with his swashbuckling century.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special

Mark Wood had a really off day. I wouldn't have played him on here. It's a grassy pitch and has Craig Overton written all over it.

It's always nice someone roaring in and bowling 90mph but on this pitch you don't want that. You want someone controlled.

Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

There's no doubt Ollie Robinson was a handful on that wicket with his ability to bowl a fuller length and get the batter forward. Once he was injured, England had to manage their resources the best they could.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special

This has potentially been one of the worst days of the series. England have basically been let down by batting throughout but today the bowling was depressingly poor.

A reminder that Australia were 12-3 but they've recovered in brilliant counter-attack style to close on 241-6.

Considering the green pitch and the grey overhead conditions you'd have to say the hosts are in control.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special

England's best chance is to wake up tomorrow and see blue skies and sun and hope the ball isn't whizzing about too much when Australia come to bowl.

Play will resume 30 minutes early at 03:30 GMT on Saturday, to make up for the time lost tonight.

TMS and our live text coverage will start at 03:15. Set your alarms.

Stick with us while we bring you some reaction from Hobart.

We'll hear from the TMS team and hopefully from someone from both teams.

Also enjoy all these amazing pictures of that Marnus Labuschagne wicket.

Sport really does provide us with the most incredible pictures.

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

We're done for the day.

The rain has returned and the umpires have called stumps.

Australia will resume on 241-6 tomorrow.