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Ouch.
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
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondentNo worries Jim, you won't get another chance for a long time...ahem.
That was a hammering.
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Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match SpecialThanks Aggers for letting me call a rare Aussie victory in a first Ashes Test here in England.
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Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match SpecialI wanted to wait until after the first Test to make my prediction this time.
I'll go for 5-0 to Australia.
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Nathan Lyon finishes with 6-49.
England have a lot of thinking to do about how to play him.
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Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match SpecialFor Cameron Bancroft, Steve Smith and David Warner to come back in the first Test and win is massive.
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Steve Smith's first-innings hundred. Incredible.
Some knock.
A proper game-changer.
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Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match SpecialTo come back from 122-8 to win like this is an outstanding effort. A lot comes back to the toss - there were questions about Tim Paine choosing to bat first but it was definitely the right decision. They created 10 fairly quick chances today on a fifth day pitch that was turning square and offering variable bounce for the fast bowlers.
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The big news is Australia are now top of the World Test Championship table.
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On the plus side, Anderson's batting average been boosted.
Andy, Nottingham.
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So this is the first time Australia have gone ahead in an Ashes series in England since 2005.
They have waited a long time for this.
England hadn't lost at Edgbaston since 2008.
Can they respond?
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Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match SpecialThis has been a sought after win for Australia for some time now on this ground.
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The England players come down down the steps to shake hands. Joe Root does not look happy at all.
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Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match SpecialThey've needed just four hours to bowl out England in the fourth innings. If England are brutally honest about it, two got themselves out because they couldn't play the short ball. Jason Roy ran down the pitch when he should've been trying to save the match.
England should've done a lot better than they managed.
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It ends in tame fashion with Chris Woakes lobbing a bouncer to second slip.
The Australians are unsurprisingly delighted. They come together in a big huddle in the middle of the pitch.
Australia take a 1-0 lead in the Ashes series.
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Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match SpecialAustralia have come up with the most gratifying, memorable win from where they were at 122-8.
This is a comprehensive victory.
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BreakingWoakes c Smith b Cummins 37 (Eng 146 all out)
All over.
Fortress Edgbaston comes crumbling down.
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Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match SpecialEngland aren't used to defending. They don't draw Tests. Only one of the last 33 Tests in England has been a draw.
Image source, PA MediaEng 146-9published at 52.3 overs
Australia need one wicket to win
Peter Siddle is having a chat with Jimmy Anderson at the non-striker's end.
What's he asking?
What to do with a free afternoon in Birmingham?
Chris Woakes is turning down singles to keep the strike.