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
No muzzle on Clarke's men for Ashes
Chloe Saltau, Chris Barrett There is no danger Australia will follow England's lead and ban players from talking about the Ashes, after James Pattinson revealed the bowlers' plan to ''open up'' England by targeting their...
Cricket
Clarke happy to talk up Ashes
Chloe Saltau and Chris Barrett There is absolutely no danger that Australia will follow England's lead and ban its players from talking about the Ashes.
Sydney-born but Blighty holds sway
Chloe Saltau Sam Robson is earning plaudits and maybe a Test chance in England.
Cricket
Wisden names Clarke as No. 1
Chloe Saltau Michael Clarke's phenomenal batting in 2012 has earned the Australian captain another accolade, as Wisden's leading cricketer in the world.
Cricket
Wisden names Clarke No. 1
Chloe Saltau Test captain Michael Clarke on Wednesday was named Wisden's leading cricketer of 2012, becoming only the third Australian to receive the honour.
Cricket
England revel in Australia's 'failings'
Chloe Saltau RETIREMENTS and selection intrigue in Australia have heightened England's Ashes optimism.
Cricket
Captains courageous both on fire for Ashes
Chloe Saltau MICHAEL Clarke's strained hamstring in Hobart gave the first hint this year that he is human. Alastair Cook might not be, given the new England captain doesn't sweat - not even on the subcontinent,...
Cricket
No sweat
Chloe Saltau Captaincy has brought out the best in Australia's Michael Clarke and England's Alastair Cook.
Declaration query after draw
Chloe Saltau Timing of Michael Clarke's declaration questioned after the first Test ambles to a draw.
Cricket
Ashes boost: Strauss quits
Chloe Saltau Australia's Ashes outlook has brightened in the past month as England lost, in turn, its most dangerous batsman, its No.1 Test ranking and, last night, suddenly, its captain.
Strauss exit a sign of Poms' decline
Chloe Saltau AUSTRALIA's Ashes outlook has brightened significantly in the past month as England lost, in chronological order, their most dangerous batsman, their No.
Cricket
Dogged Cook could be the man to heal rifts
Chloe Saltau On the day Michael Clarke was named captain of the ICC's Test team of the year, much intrigue focused on whether England's new Test captain, Alastair Cook, would prove a formidable opposing leader to...
Cricket
Qadir hopes to spin a ripping yarn, just like dad
Chloe Saltau Young bowler Usman Qadir doesn't have to look far for a hero.
Cricket
'India, your sport needs you'
Chloe Saltau Wisden editor Lawrence Booth calls on cricket's most powerful nation to rise above the self-interest and Twenty20 obsession that threatens the game.
