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
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
Lillee's lament: no spearhead
Chloe Saltau Fast bowling legend Dennis Lillee laments lack of a spearhead to stop South Africa's marauding batsmen in Perth, and said he would have been furious if he had been rested from a Test like Peter...
Lillee calls for enforcer to provide cutting edge
Chloe Saltau FAST-BOWLING legend Dennis Lillee has lamented the lack of a spearhead to stop South Africa's marauding batsmen in Perth, and said he would have been furious if he had been rested from a Test as...
Fairytale ending not in stars for Ponting
Chloe Saltau Ricky Ponting made it clear during his blunt retirement announcement that he did not believe in fairytales.
Clarke's men must get mind right to regain Ashes, says Smith
Chris Barrett, Chloe Saltau GRAEME SMITH believes England will start deserved favourites against Australia in next winter's Ashes, having led his team to series wins in both countries in the past three months and undisputed No.
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Unflappable Amla laughs off barrage of bad blood
Chloe Saltau HASHIM AMLA'S amused reaction to the invective hurled at him in Brisbane suggests the Australians should direct their sledges elsewhere when the three-Test series resumes in Adelaide.
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Amla: well that was fun, now what's next?
Chloe Saltau South African star amused by the invective hurled at him in Brisbane.
Laid bare: Australia's dossier on tackling South Africa
Chloe Saltau Australia draws up dossier of detailed plans to unsettle each of South Africa's batsmen.
Gabba loses fear factor
Chloe Saltau The myth of the green Gabba monster grows fangs before each Brisbane Test, and the build-up to this series-opener against South Africa has been no different.
Caught short in race to top
Chloe Saltau Australia's fast bowlers fall flat at the Gabba, letting two top batsmen off the hook.
Cricket
Pacemen wilt as Proteas apply the heat
Chloe Saltau AUSTRALIA'S fast bowlers, so ferocious last summer and so full of bravado leading into this one, fell flat at the Gabba on Friday, letting two of the world's most formidable batsmen off the hook.
Cricket
Pace and precision the key to fightback
Chloe Saltau FORMER bowling coach Craig McDermott has urged Australia's pacemen to revert to the simple plan that served them so well against India last summer.
Dropped catch shows perils for bowlers
Chloe Saltau IT COULD be the only chance Hashim Amla offers all series, but Peter Siddle has an alibi. His dropped return catch on the opening day at the Gabba follows a significant decline in caught-and-bowled...
Bats, not batsmen, are now the 'bowler killers'
Chloe Saltau Modern bats are making it harder for bowlers to accept return catches.
Quicks to head back to basics
Chloe Saltau Former bowling coach Craig McDermott urges pacemen to revert to simple plan.
No excuses for no-balls, says Donald
Chloe Saltau, Chris Barrett SOUTH AFRICA'S all-conquering pace arsenal fired blanks on the fourth day of the Brisbane Test, undermined by a flat pitch, ill-discipline and Australia's dominant batting.
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Down but not cowed
Chloe Saltau, Brisbane Ed Cowan saved by a no-ball in the day's penultimate over as South Africa's quicks all but wipe out Australia's top order.
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Cowan digs in for fight after Morkel misses mark
Chloe Saltau ON A lamentable day for Australia, at least one disaster was averted.
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Lyon knows the pressure is on in Adelaide
Chloe Saltau Nathan Lyon is under no illusions about South Africa's intentions to take him down.


























