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Australia insist T20 losses aren't part of rising trend

Australia struggled to cope with West Indies' match-winner Hayley Matthews at North Sydney Oval. (Bianca De Marchi/AAP PHOTOS)

Australia do not have an issue halting the momentum of rival batters, captain Alyssa Healy insists, despite falling victim to a Hayley Matthews masterclass in the second Twenty20 against West Indies.

Matthews clubbed 132 from 64 balls on Monday night to help West Indies pull off the biggest chase in women's Twenty20 international history, as the tourists ran down their target of 213 at North Sydney Oval.

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