Australia team remained unchanged for second and final Twenty20 against the West Indies in bridge town on Friday.

The tourists lead the series 1-0 after an eight-wicket win in St Lucia on Tuesday.

If Australia win the game it will be the team's first T20 series victory overseas since beating New Zealand in 2005.

But Windies captain Darren Sammy has backed his team to bounce back and square the ledger just as Australia did in the ODI series.

"Australia bounced back to level the one-day series and now it's our turn to do that," Sammy said.

"The confidence in the team is quite high so now we have to come back and do some more things right."

Australia had their first look at the Kensington Oval pitch on Thursday, which looks hard and fast with barely any grass covering it at all.