Tim Paine's side head to Lord's with a 1-0 lead, having ended an 18-year wait for an Edgbaston win across any format.
Moeen Ali (not in pic) fell to Lyon for the ninth time in 11 Ashes knocks when caught in the slips for four to leave England in all sorts of trouble.
Nathan Lyon was dangerous on the wearing pitch and he had Joe Denly (11) (not in pic) caught off bat and pad by Cameron Bancroft at short leg. The Australia pair combined again to dismiss Joe Root (not in pic) for 28.
Set a target of 398, England got off to a poor start on Day 5 with Pat Cummins removing Rory Burns (not in pic) cheaply.
Australia's Steven Smith celebrates after scoring a century during day one of the first Ashes Test
Australia's Usman Khawaja bats during day one of the first Ashes Test cricket match. Since making his return from injury, Khawaja also fell to pressure from the English bowlers just like Warner, Cameron Bancroft.
England's Stuart Broad celebrates after the dismissal of Australia's David Warner. Warner could only notch two runs off 14 balls.
Steve Smith was his side's star. With his 144-run knock, he managed to anchor Australia to 284 (all out).
England captain Joe Root, left, and Australia's captain Tim Paine pose with the Ashes urn before the first Ashes Test match between England and Australia at Edgbaston in Birmingham. The first Test match starts Thursday Aug. 1 at Edgbaston.
India's Rohit Sharma, left, raises his bat to celebrate scoring fifty runs during the Cricket World Cup match between England and India at Edgbaston in Birmingham, England.
England's Jonny Bairstow bats during the Cricket World Cup match between India and England in Birmingham, England
