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
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
That is beautifully bowled. Cummins bowls quick and straight and he doesn't waste many balls. They're going through to the keeper with real pace. Burns was going to duck it but it was too late. At nearly 90mph, you've got about a third of a second to play the ball.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
Australia have that early wicket! Burns was in two minds whether to get out of the way of that or play at it.
Burns c Lyon b Cummins 11 (Eng 19-1)
Yeah, you can see why Pat Cummins' average is so low on day five.
A well-directed short ball that snorts up at Rory Burns and leaves the England opener uncertain of how to play it.
He can't drop his hands or duck and instead fends at it, the ball looping up off the shoulder of the bat for Nathan Lyon to take a simple catch at point.
Australia strike early. Out comes England captain Joe Root.
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
Be selective. You get a long half volley or a long hop, put that away. Other than that, over my dead body are you getting me out.
Target 398
Another over - tick.
Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Rory Burns has become the fourth England batsman to bat on all five days of a five-day Test.
The others are Andrew Flintoff against India at Mohali in 2006, Allan Lamb against West Indies at Lord's in 1984 and Geoffrey Boycott against Australia at Trent Bridge in 1977.
Image source, Getty ImagesJonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
Jason Roy has got a lovely drive, but you want him to play it, especially early on.
Pattinson gets one through on to Roy's front pad. Appeal but nothing doing. That was going down leg.
England pick up a leg bye.
James Pattinson to Jason Roy next up.
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
I didn't understand Australia leaving England only seven overs to bat last night. It's not enough to get into a rhythm as a bowler.
That's a typo CricViz, right? You meant bat, not ball. Please?
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Rory Burns sees out the rest of the over.
One down, 89 to go.
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
What I'm concerned with, if I was an England supporter, is the comments coming out this morning from England sources about playing your normal game. I'm going woah, hang on a minute. This is not normal. You're trying to save a Test match on a worn pitch.
Ah. Pat Cummins responds with a snorter that lifts off a length and beats Rory Burns' outside edge.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
That's a bold, confident start from the first innings centurion. It was a half-volley and he's put it away.
Target 398
Pat Cummins to Rory Burns first up and the England opener gets forward to push it firmly through the covers for four!
Mark Ramprakash
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
I think Joe Root at number three today has a huge part to play. England have to get the balance right when it comes to rotating the strike, and Joe Root is brilliant at that.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
Even though it's a small crowd, there's still some hecklers in the Hollies Stand for the Australians.
Rory Burns and Jason Roy came through seven overs unscathed last night.
Another 70 overs from them would be grand.
They stride out to the middle now as Australia take up their fielding positions.