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.
New ball game for female cricketers
Chloe Saltau After years of putting jobs, relationships and lives on hold for their sport, Australia's world-beating female cricketers are about to take a big leap towards professionalism.
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Saddened Gilchrist demands life bans for cheats
Chloe Saltau Former wicketkeeper says ignorance and naivete can no longer be used as an excuse.
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Lots of lessons in homework saga: CA boss
Chloe Saltau James Sutherland opens up on 'homework' debacle in India, Cricket Australia's relationship with Channel Nine and Tim May's removal from an ICC committee.
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CA ponders one-day carnival
Chloe Saltau A plan to reinvent the domestic one-day competition as a stand-alone carnival in October, which would have implications for Australia's Ashes preparation, is being considered by Cricket Australia.
Sydney-born but Blighty holds sway
Chloe Saltau Sam Robson is earning plaudits and maybe a Test chance in England.
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Perfect Ashes opener, but Robson's happy playing in England
Chloe Saltau Sam Robson's boyhood hero was Michael Slater, who played grade cricket in Sydney with his father, Jim, and made an exhilarating entrance to Test cricket on the Ashes tour 20 years ago.
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Cummins ready to come out swinging
Chloe Saltau Pat Cummins will take another step along the painstaking path back to international cricket when he joins the Australia A squad in Britain this winter.
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Cummins to change action on road back
Chloe Saltau Pat Cummins will join the Australia A squad in the UK this winter.
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Renegades on outer over costs
Chloe Saltau Cricket Victoria has declared it will no longer foot the bill for the financially embattled Melbourne Renegades.
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Place in BBL as expansion team may be the big hope
Chloe Saltau Renegades could not be moved to Geelong for fear of devaluing new media rights deal.
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MCG access still on agenda
Chloe Saltau Solution to long-running dispute between cricket and football over access to MCG no closer.
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Agar the probable spin twin
Chloe Saltau Teen spinner Ashton Agar is closing in on the second spinner's berth for the Ashes tour.
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Agar looms large for spinner's role
Chloe Saltau Ashton Agar is closing in on the second spinner's berth for the Ashes tour.
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Watson resigns as Australian vice-captain
Chloe Saltau Shane Watson pre-empts the selectors by resigning as Australian vice-captain.
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Haddin twist - gloveman to be Test vice-captain
Andrew Wu, Chloe Saltau The soap opera that has been Australian cricket will take another twist on Wednesday when Brad Haddin is confirmed as the new Test vice-captain, raising implications for the short-term future of...
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Haddin's new role has Wade on back foot
Andrew Wu and Chloe Saltau Soap opera that has been Australian cricket will take another twist on Wednesday.
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Ready-made Rogers is more than capable for Ashes' heat
Chloe Saltau Chris Rogers and James Faulkner, the old and the new, bring to Australia's unfancied Ashes squad qualities that have been in desperately short supply in recent national teams.
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Lyon relishes chance to work with MacGill
Chloe Saltau Nathan Lyon says his decision to move from South Australia to NSW is more about family than cricket, but he will relish the chance to work more closely with captain Michael Clarke and new spin mentor...
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Seasoned players signal squad's changed course
Chloe Saltau Chris Rogers and James Faulkner bring to Australia's unfancied Ashes squad qualities that have been in desperately short supply in recent Australian teams.
MacGill, Mallett put fresh spin on CA coaching ranks
Chloe Saltau Stuart MacGill was bamboozled by so many coaches during his career that he has become one. Ashley Mallett was so critical of Cricket Australia's spin program that he has been invited to join it.
