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The outlook for the rest of the day is bleak, with Britain's Met Office predicting high chances of precipitation throughout the day, though there may be a brief rain-free spell in the afternoon.
Australia trail England by 162 runs after day three of the fourth Test.
Starc suffered a shoulder injury late on the second day after landing awkwardly while attempting a diving stop at mid-on.
Australia were bowled out for 317 on day two of the fourth Ashes Test.
Australia were 299/8 at close of play on day one at Manchester.
Sciver-Brunt hit an unbeaten 111 off 99 balls, resuscitating a struggling England and leaving them needing 15 from the final over, a task that ultimately proved beyond them.
England defeated Australia by 3 wickets to make the series 1-2.
One can be certain that many more records will be broken and new milestones achieved before Smith bids bye to international cricket.
Chris Woakes (3-68) dismissed first-innings centurion Mitchell Marsh (nicked behind) and Alex Carey (chopped onto his stumps) in quick succession.
Australia finished day two at 116/4 with a lead of 142.
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