There's our confirmation.

The heavy rain means play has been stopped for the day.

Emma Raducanu will return tomorrow to complete her first round match at the Hobart International.

Catch you then!

Bad news, folks. The rain only appears to be getting heavier in Hobart.

It's 9:30pm local time and the crowds have headed for the exits after the players walked off court for the second time.

So, it's currently looking unlikely that Emma Raducanu will complete her match against Camila Osorio this evening.

There will be no play for another 20 minutes or so - it could be a late one in Hobart if the rain holds off...

Camila Osorio has a big smile on her face as she chats to her team before walking off the court.

We'll keep you updated on when - or indeed if - they get out there again.

And back inside they go!

We could be in for another delay here.

The players are still sat on their benches, wrapped in towels to try and keep warm, while some officials mill about staring at the sky.

Aaaaaand it's raining again.

I think the players are staying out for now.

Down the line goes Emma Raducanu with a ripping backhand, but Camila Osorio scrambles her way to a smash at the net to drag the game to deuce.

Here we go.

Emma Raducanu plants her first serve into the net but a crunching forehand winner gets her on to level terms at 30-30.

We have some tennis!

The players are back out after a rain delay, with Emma Raducanu set to serve at 15-30 down.

We're going to pause this live text for a little while as we wait for the rain delay to end - hopefully, we're told, in about half an hour.

Emma Raducanu leads Camila Osorio by a set but trails by a break of serve at 4-2 in the second.

In the men's draw, Britain's Ryan Peniston was beaten 6-1 6-1 by Argentine Roman Andres Burruchaga.

Billy Harris lost 6-3 6-4 to Chris Rodesch, of Luxembourg, while Jan Choinski exited with a 6-3 6-4 defeat by Swiss player Leandro Riedi.

Elsewhere, 17-year-old Cruz Hewitt, the son of two-time major winner Lleyton Hewitt, had his hopes of qualifying for his home slam ended by American Michael Zheng.

At the Adelaide International, Jacob Fearnley lost to Frenchman Quentin Halys 6-3 6-4 after coming through two rounds of qualifying to reach the main draw.

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Great Britain's Harriet Dart progressed to the second qualifying round in Melbourne as she seeks to secure a place in the Australian Open main draw.

Dart, the British number five and ranked 169th in the world, defeated Australia's Destanee Aiava 6-3 2-6 6-3 and will face Thailand's Lanlana Tararudee next.

However, fellow Briton Mimi Xu's hopes were ended by Czech player Darja Vidmanova in a 6-3 2-6 6-2 loss.

The heavens have opened in Hobart and the players have had to leave the court for the time being.

While we await their return, there are a few other results to bring you as players build towards - and others attempt to qualify for - the Australian Open.

We have got another delay here because of rain.

Camila Osario is leading 30-15 and 4-2 up in the second set.

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Camila Osorio has not let the cough affect her game here but it is definitely having a toll on her.

The Colombian heads to her chair for a break, sipping some fluids and taking some much-needed time to recover.

It's Emma Raducanu who breaks now - and this time to love.

That was flawless from the top seed but she will need plenty more of the same to come back in this contest.

Emma Raducanu's frustration grows as Camila Osorio breaks again.

This time, she takes the game without dropping a point.

The Colombian is firmly in control with a 4-1 lead and looks set to take this match into a deciding third set.

Camila Osorio just wants to get on with the game.

However, the delay does not affect her momentum.

She wraps up the game and takes a 3-1 lead against Emma Raducanu.

Emma Raducanu is finding it hard to settle in this second set.

The British number one goes for racquet change mid-game with Camila Osorio holding the advantage.