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

Live Reporting

Matthew Henry

  1. Eng 132-7

    After being given the treatment by Chris Woakes in his last over, James Pattinson is replaced by Peter Siddle.

    Siddle starts with a ball that cuts back nastily and flies over the top of the stumps.

  2. Eng 132-7

    Moeen 2, Woakes 29

    "It's all gone quiet over there," chant the England fans in the direction of their Aussie counterparts.

  3. Eng 132-7

    It looks much more difficult for Moeen Ali at the other end with Nathan Lyon ripping the ball into the footholes outside his off stump.

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    Chris Woakes looks like he doesn't want to leave the ball.

  5. Eng 132-7

    Australia need three wickets to win

    Hahaha. You've got to chuckle.

    Chris Woakes chases a wide one and gets his third boundary of the over.

    Who said it was difficult to bat on this pitch?

  6. Alison Mitchell
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    This is terrific batting from Chris Woakes. A real rearguard effort.

  7. Eng 128-7

    And again!

    Woakes gives Moeen a little punch of the gloves down the pitch.

    There's a long, long way to go.

  8. Alison Mitchell
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    That's a marvellous shot for four!

  9. Eng 124-7

    Errrm. Four more to Chris Woakes. It has been said many times before. Get him up the order!

    This is a wonderful, crunching pull shot off James Pattinson.

  10. Eng 120-7

    55 overs remaining

    Cummins is brilliant, isn't he?

    The TMS team are wondering whether Jimmy Anderson will even come out to bat in this situation. England said yesterday he would bat if needed but is there really much point?

    Just let him lie down and hope he gets back fit again for the end of the series.

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  12. Eng 120-7

    Moeen Ali can breathe a little easier. He's off the mark.

  13. Eng 118-7

    Australia need three wickets to win

    There are 58 overs remaining in the day by the way.

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    Feeble, half-hearted, limp - and most tragic of all - so, so predictable.

    Jim, Kent

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  15. Eng 118-7

    Moeen 0, Woakes 17

    England skipper Joe Root is currently on the England balcony looking rather glum. He'll be having flashbacks to that miserable tour down under.

    The crowd meanwhile continue to enjoy Chris Woakes' knock. He guides the ball to the third man boundary.

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    Lack of leadership to blame? The one-day team was turned around by leadership, a good captain and some clear direction. Surely the Test team needs some of the same? These aren't bad players.

    Graham

  17. The wickets of Ben Stokes and Jonny Bairstow...

  18. Pat Cummins has taken the wicket of Jos Buttler and Jonny Bairstow and is now replaced by James Pattinson.

  19. Eng 114-7

    Australia need three wickets to win

    Yesterday I said that surely Smith can't score a hundred in every Test. England just have to make sure they win the Tests when he doesn't.

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    Neither of these sides are particularly good with the bat. I think every Test of the series will come down to which team has the one player that stands up to be counted on the day. Smith has been the difference this Test. Simple as that really.

    Paul, Wirral