Ronan Kelleher is on for Dan Sheehan. Tadhg Beirne will be the Lions' third captain today.

A 9-0 defeat in the 1983 second Test in New Zealand was the last time the Lions failed to register a point in a Test match.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at Stadium Australia

The Lions looked torn between moving the ball and kicking it, and it led to a total break down and Jorgensen galloping in.

In these conditions, 15 points is verging on an unassailable lead.

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Again the Lions drop the ball in a good position. Their handling just hasn't worked in the rain.

Shane Horgan
2005 Lion and former Ireland wing

It's been a very difficult evening for the Lions. They haven't been able to retain possession, their set-piece hasn't been good, the line-out in particular has been very shaky.

Unless they get hold of the ball and play some territory pretty soon this game is going to get away from them.

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Handling has not improved from the Lions. Another error and another scrum.

So just to remind you of some stages.

Tommy Freeman went off injured in the first-half for Owen Farrell, with Huw Jones switching to the wing.

The Lions also lost James Ryan and Maro Itoje after both failed their HIA. Ollie Chessum and Jac Morgan are on.

Ellis Genge then came on after the restart for lighting for Andrew Porter.

Australia disrupt a Lions line-out and clear it long. We have a bit of kick tennis before Huw Jones runs it back.

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Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at Stadium Australia

Looks like it was Owen Farrell with a potentially try-saving tap tackle on Taniela Tupou.

Meanwhile we've been told there were two lightning strikes in the area with four sports matches affected.

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Taniela Tupou charges through but the ball then goes down. He has found his best form again. The Lions win a scrum penalty so that is a good start for Ellis Genge.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at Stadium Australia

An irony that during the near-40 minute delay, we've actually had the driest weather of the evening.

It's now hosing it down again.

We are restarting with a penalty from a scrum offence against the Lions. Ellis Genge is on for Andrew Porter.

The game is back under way after around a 40-minute break. Australia kick for touch.

We're three minutes into the second half - can the Lions fight back to secure the 3-0 series whitewash?

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Mark Philp, the match day manager for Rugby Australia speaking to Sky Sports: "Following World Rugby safety protocols, we had to get everyone off the field and into the changing rooms. From the first strike we have to wait 30 minutes. If there are no strikes then we can get the players back on.

"Depending on the length of time we are off, will dictate how long we give each team time to warm up on the field before we resume the game.

"If we get close to the 55/60 minute mark then the decision goes higher up to the CEO and there may be a match abandonment. If that's the case, its the second half of the game we look at the score and how the score will stand."

The Lions players are now out and Bundee Aki's vibes sum it up. He is buzzing to get back at it.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at Stadium Australia

We will be back under way soon. The game will restart at 12:50 BST after a 10-minute warm-up.

Despite the remarkable situation, the fans are in good spirits.

Just been speaking to a group of four - two in Lions red, two in Wallaby gold - who have been breaking bread and exchanging tour stories.

And an impromptu rugby game has broken out in the stands.

Will this help or hinder the Lions? Does it change how both sides use their bench?

Can Will Skelton do a full 80 now?

The Australia players are back out on the pitch. The Lions are not out yet.