Chloe Saltau
Chloe Saltau is the chief cricket writer at The Age, regularly covering international cricket and providing news, comment and analysis on international cricket. She joined The Age as a trainee in 1998 and spent several years writing for general news (chiefly as a social policy reporter covering welfare and family issues) before moving to sport.
Cricket
The gloves are off between Wade and Haddin, says coach
Chloe Saltau and Jesse Hogan Mickey Arthur wants incumbent to fight for the right to wear the gloves during the Ashes.
Richardson in mix as Starc plays safe
Chloe Saltau Most durable of Australia's young pacemen placed in cotton wool with mild calf soreness.
B-team bring A-game to crush Sri Lanka
Chloe Saltau PHILLIP HUGHES struck a blow for the new boys when he became the first Australian in the 42-year history of one-day internationals to score a century on debut, and the home team rose above its...
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Hughes also proves a one-day wonder
Chloe Saltau Comeback kid the first Australian in the history of the format to score a century on debut.
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Top three against Sri Lanka all debutants
Chloe Saltau Australia will have three debutants in a one-day game for the first time in 27 years against Sri Lanka at the MCG on Friday, but acting captain George Bailey believes the match could showcase the...
Bailey bags network for undermining team's status
Chloe Saltau ACTING captain George Bailey says Channel Nine is deliberately talking down one-day cricket to secure a favourable broadcast deal.
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Bailey whacks Nine's 'tactic'
Chloe Saltau Australia's acting captain believes Channel Nine is deliberately talking down one-day cricket.
Cricket
BBL start closer to Christmas
Chloe Saltau Cricket Australia is likely to push the start of the Big Bash League closer to Christmas.
Cricket
Skipper backs lesser lights to go distance
Chloe Saltau AUSTRALIA will field three debutants in a one-day game for the first time in 27 years against Sri Lanka at the MCG on Friday, but acting captain George Bailey believes the match could showcase the...
Cricket
Hussey anxious to seize big chance on world stage after brother's exit
Chloe Saltau DAVID HUSSEY is on the edge. Just as he feared his international career was finished, he has been given another chance to prove, to himself and selectors, that he can play on the world stage.
Cricket
Laid-up Samuels may miss Windies series
Chloe Saltau BBL injury so severe, West Indies player ordered to refrain from moving lest he damage his eye.
Injured Samuels in doubt for ODI series
Chloe Saltau Marlon Samuels' eye socket injury is so severe he has been ordered to refrain from moving lest he do permanent damage, and he is highly unlikely to play in the West Indies' one-day series against...
Cricket
Have we seen the back of Warne?
Jon Pierik and Chloe Saltau Shane Warne may have played his last competitive game of cricket if Melbourne Stars lose to Sydney Thunder.
Warne does himself no favours with Star turn
Chloe Saltau In his short time as Melbourne Stars captain, Shane Warne has made self-aggrandising statements about his ability to return to Test cricket and dominate if only he felt like it, denigrated a national...
Stars clash in Renegades win
Chloe Saltau Shane Warne almost comes to blows with Melbourne Renegades' import, Marlon Samuels.
Warne faces action over BBL tantrum
Chloe Saltau Shane Warne faces severe disciplinary action over his eruption towards Marlon Samuels.
Cricket
Clarke can lead, rest will follow
Chris Barrett and Chloe Saltau Michael Clarke is set to play in Thursday's third and final Test of the summer against Sri Lanka in Sydney but is likely to be rested from some one-day internationals after a gruelling two months in...
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Rest up, Pup
Chris Barrett and Chloe Saltau MICHAEL CLARKE is set to play in Thursday's third and final Test of the summer against Sri Lanka in Sydney but is likely to be rested for part of the upcoming one-day international campaign after a...
Now Mister's apprentices must step up
Chloe Saltau MIKE HUSSEY'S abrupt retirement signals the end of the apprenticeships for Australia's batsmen, opener Ed Cowan has declared, and leaves them nowhere to hide during tough tours of India and England.
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Hussey to end on a high, with no regrets
Chloe Saltau THE thought of playing on to next year's Ashes filled Mike Hussey with dread rather than excitement, and that's why Australia's consummate cricketer knew it was time to go.
