Anisa said the team had a good idea about the MIG ground and the nature of the pitches having played at the venue earlier.

"Last time we played Sri Lanka (in the tournament) here, we posted a big total batting first (368). We played against Australia in the warm-up game. We have had a feel of the ground and pitches." Australia's Cameron singled out West Indians Leandra Dottin and Stefanie Taylor as the biggest stumbling blocks. "If we get those two out cheaply I think we would do well. Their line up is very strong and we have to work hard. Our batting line up is strong and it's going to be a tough match," she said. Cameron added that the team was focused only on tomorrow's game and not thinking about the final. "We will take one game at a time. Tomorrow is definitely an important game for us. You look at the West Indies. They are a really strong side. England and New Zealand are (also) very good competitors. Whoever we come up against (in final), we will have a close game," said Cameron.