WICKETpublished at 37 overs
Bairstow c Bancroft b Cummins 6 (Eng 97-6)
"You can stay with your original decision, Joel." How Mr Wilson will love hearing those words.
Jonny Bairstow is out.
Summary
England lose six wickets on final afternoon to fall to 251-run defeat
England had been 60-1 when Roy was bowled through the gate
Lyon takes six wickets and brings up 350 Test victims and Cummins, with four, passes 100 wickets
Australia's first victory at Edgbaston since 2001
Second Test begins at Lord's on 14 August
WICKETpublished at 37 overs
Postpublished at 14:04 British Summer Time 5 August 2019
Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match SpecialIf it's hit the wrist band, he's out.
Postpublished at 14:04 British Summer Time 5 August 2019
Oooo this might have hit the band around the bottom of Bairstow's glove on his wrist, as well as a bit of arm.
It will be out.
Postpublished at 14:04 British Summer Time 5 August 2019
Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match SpecialBairstow thinks it's come off his arm, not his glove.
England reviewpublished at 37 overs
Another Joel Wilson review.
Jonny Bairstow is given out caught at slip. The umpire thinks it has looped off the glove.
Bairstow holds out his forearm to suggest he doesn't think it is out.
Postpublished at 14:02 British Summer Time 5 August 2019
Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match SpecialYou'd think this game will be over some time in the next couple of hours. England have to show some stickability to keep Australia in the field.
Buttler bowled by Cumminspublished at 14:01 British Summer Time 5 August 2019
This was a handy delivery...
Eng 97-5published at 36.2 overs
Four to Jonny Bairstow! The England supporters in the crowd muster a cheer.
Postpublished at 14:00 British Summer Time 5 August 2019
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match SpecialI'm not going to climb into England tonight on Tuffers and Vaughan (7pm, 5 live!) because they are a man down and it is early in the series...
Eng 93-5published at 36 overs
Good luck to the team!
Someone has just asked what the chances of rain are here at Edgbaston. The BBC Weather forecast currently has the possibility at 0%.
England begin Physical Disability World Series campaignpublished at 13:58 British Summer Time 5 August 2019
Image source, Getty ImagesJoe Root's team aren't the only England side in action today.
The Physical Disability Cricket World Series begins with England competing in a five-team T20 tournament against India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan.
England's 15-man squad, the elite of around 60,000 who play across the country, range from 16-year-old Ali Layard to 39-year-old captain Iain Nairn with the players taking breaks from their full-time jobs as teachers, tilers, students, water-workers and biscuit exporters.
“At 39, I will never play in an international tournament in England again,” says captain Nairn, who lost his right leg aged 16 months.
The team are amateurs but most play for their first-team at their local clubs.
“It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to show the world what we can do. And there’s a little bit of selfishness about it as well – I want to show the world what I can do," Nairn says.
“People at my cricket club will laugh at me, because I wear my England training kit wherever I’m training, but that’s my reminder, those three Lions – this is what I’m doing it for.
"At the moment, there’s me, Eoin Morgan, Paul Collingwood and Heather Knight that have lifted World Cups for England. I want to be the first person to do that twice.”
Check out the full fixtures here, external.
Eng 93-5published at 35.2 overs
Jonny Bairstow can at least look at this as a chance to play himself into a bit of form. A gritty fifty here would give him some confidence going into the second Test, even if it ends up being in vain.
Postpublished at 13:55 British Summer Time 5 August 2019
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match SpecialIf that Lord's pitch is anything like it was against Ireland, that could be a really short Test...
Eng 92-5published at 35 overs
Stokes 6, Bairstow 1
England don't have Monty though. And Jimmy only has one fully functioning leg. And there's no Paul Collingwood.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 13:53 British Summer Time 5 August 2019
tms@bbc.co.uk
We lost our fifth wicket in the 27th over in Cardiff 2009 and ended up batting 105 overs! Believe people, we can still do this.
Liam
Eng 92-5published at 34.2 overs
Is Pat Cummins the best fast bowler in the world? Quite possibly.
He completely squares Ben Stokes up, finds the edge, but the ball goes down to third man for four.
Eng 88-5published at 34 overs
Australia need five wickets to win
There are singles on offer with Aussie fielders huddled around the bat, waiting for a catch. Jonny Bairstow gets his first run.
Is this a good time for me to point out England lost the first Test of the 2005 Ashes?
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 13:49 British Summer Time 5 August 2019
#bbccricket
James Sarek: I put Alastair Cook as an opener in BBC Sport's pick your own team for the Ashes. I understand 21% of others did the same. I assume he's still on ECB speed dial?
Eng 86-5published at 33.3 overs
Ben Stokes gets a fierce turner from Lyon first up but then tucks one off his hip to get off the mark and score England's first run after lunch.
How's stat?!published at 13:48 British Summer Time 5 August 2019
Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statisticianThat was Pat Cummins' 99th Test wicket.
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