Georgia Voll made an unbeaten 77 for Australia against West Indies. (Getty Images: Jacob King)
In short:
Australia posted a comfortable six-wicket win over West Indies in Cardiff.
Georgia Voll scored an unbeaten 77 in Australia's final warm-up match ahead of the Women's T20 World Cup.
What's next?
Australia opens its Women's T20 World Cup campaign against South Africa at Old Trafford on Saturday night AEST.
Australia will go into the Women's T20 World Cup in a positive frame of mind after Georgia Voll led a dominant win over West Indies in their final warm-up match in Cardiff.
Captain Sophie Molineux was satisfied with her team's preparations, as seven of her eight bowlers helped themselves to a wicket in bowling out West Indies for 131.
Voll and the in-form Beth Mooney helped Australia make light work of the chase.
Showing why she is the world's top-ranked T20 batter, Voll was superb in making an unbeaten 77 off 48 balls, an inning featuring 10 fours and two sixes.
Mooney made 34 off 18 balls before Australia decided to retire the opener to give a few other batters a chance.
Molineux's side looked sharp in all facets of the game as they seek to regain the world title they have won six times.
"I felt like there were a few bits and pieces we wanted to tick off and we did today," Molineux said.
So I'm very pleased."
Molineux claimed the bowing figures of 1-19 from three overs.
Ashleigh Gardner (2-17) and Lucy Hamilton (2-19) were the most productive of the Australian bowlers.
The Women's T20 World Cup begins in England on the weekend, with Australia facing South Africa in its first match at Old Trafford on Saturday night AEST.