Clayton makes 52 as Labuschagne falls cheaply in Shield match
Clayton's strong season continued in Brisbane, while Labuschagne's return as Queensland skipper ended in a low score.
Queensland were 5-195 against Tasmania when an afternoon thunderstorm ended play 90 minutes early on day one of a Sheffield Shield match on Wednesday, Cricket Australia said in a statement.
Jack Clayton made 52 and kept up his push for the vacant Test No. 3 position, with 355 runs in the season so far.
He was caught at a floating slip by Beau Webster off Jackson Bird after chasing a wide delivery, having already been playing strong shots off his pads.
Marnus Labuschagne, returning to the Shield, was caught behind the wicket chasing a wide ball from Riley Meredith after opening with a cover drive for four.
He added only eight runs from his next 35 balls before his dismissal.
Queensland had chosen to bat first on a hot, muggy morning, and Hugo Burdon, promoted to open, made a personal best 70 in his 10th Shield match before he was out to a pull shot.
Webster and Matt Kuhnemann each took a wicket for Tasmania, while Gabe Bell finished the day without one despite beating the bat several times.
Hugh Weibgen, 30 not out and moved up to No. 5, and Michael Neser, 3 not out, were the not-out batters when the umpires called the players off.
The Sheffield Shield is Australia's first-class domestic competition, and performances in it are closely watched by selectors for Test selection.