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Rain interrupts first session at MCG

Melbourne's dreadful weather for the Boxing Day Test has continued, with play again interrupted in the morning session on day three.

Groundsmen unfurl the covers as rain begins to fall
Melbourne's dreadful weather for the Boxing Day Test is set to continue, with further rain forecast. (AAP)

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Rain has again halted play midway through the morning session on day three of the Boxing Day Test.

Early showers meant play started 35 minutes late at the MCG, and the covers were brought back on again just before midday with Pakistan 7-368.

The tourists have looked to push the run rate early, with opener Azhar Ali moving to 175no and tailender Sohail Khan on 21.

The forecast is also not good, with more showers and a possible thunderstorm set to frustrate hopes of either side pushing for a result at the MCG.

But there could be a respite - while the radar shows a blob of bad weather over Melbourne, once that passes it appears to be clear for at least a couple of hours.

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Pakistan resumed at 6-310, with showers and damaging winds forecast to hit Melbourne as a low pressure system heads east from South Australia.


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