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
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...
Cricket
Johnson roars back to brink of a hat-trick
Chloe Saltau Clearing hurdles introduced by rotation policy gives Mitchell Johnson more satisfaction than his 200th wicket.
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...
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.
Cricket
Paceman Lee burns brightly to the end
Chloe Saltau Brett Lee always figured it was better to burn out than fade away, so he was still bowling fast, seriously fast, when the last injury came.
Cricket
Bowled: Hurt Lee walks
Chloe Saltau Brett Lee was bowling fast, seriously fast, when he sustained a career-ending injury.
Cricket
Gluttony and the runs
Chloe Saltau Cricket has a history of accommodating, even celebrating, players with ravenous appetites and generous dimensions, but this is not a story about Arjuna Ranatunga or Merv Hughes or the gazelle-like...
