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
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.
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.
Cricket
Plenty of jobs for the boys in Warne's manifesto
Chloe Saltau THE first instalment of Shane Warne's much-anticipated bible for the betterment of Australian cricket proposes a player-led mutiny against rotations and a ''dream team'' to run the game that includes...
Cricket
The ways of Warne: Test great calls for Fleming as coach
Chloe Saltau The first instalment of Shane Warne’s much-anticipated bible for the betterment of Australian cricket proposes a player-led mutiny against rotations and a "dream team" to run the game that includes...
The day a throw changed the game
Chloe Saltau, Andrew Wu Soon after lunch on Boxing Day of 1995, Chandika Hathurusinghe was fielding at square leg at the MCG when New Zealand umpire Steve Dunne posed him a question.
Throwaway line with a dire result
Chloe Saltau and Andrew Wu When Darrell Hair called Muthiah Muralidaran for throwing, the cricket world changed.
Ponting safe for now but concedes his run may be over
Chloe Saltau RICKY PONTING will escape the axe for the Perth Test but the former captain has admitted a hard conversation with the national selectors about his future is imminent.
Australian women off to winning start as historic day looms in boardroom
Chloe Saltau As Cricket Australia prepared to make a significant stride forward in the boardroom, its female cricketers made the perfect start to their World Twenty20 title defence.
Cricket
Director earns her spot
Chloe Saltau, Colombo Jacquie Hey was not selected for the Cricket Australia board because she is a woman.
Cricket
CA board in historic shake-up
Chloe Saltau Cricket Australia commits to a fully independent board within three years.
