With Australia sweeping the three-match series against New Zealand by two margins of six wickets and another of nine, top-ranked women's ODI batter Perry never had a hit.

But the fast bowler certainly contributed with the ball, claiming a series-high six wickets and dismissing world No.2 ranked T20 batter Suzie Bates in all three games.

The modest champion downplayed her bowling efforts and wasn't fussed she didn't have to weld the willow through the series

"It's been great to sit on the sidelines and get some pad rash because it means that the girls are playing really great cricket," Perry told AAP.

"Obviously there's an opportunity to contribute with the ball still and I'm doing that to some degree

"But I just think we're in a really good spot as a whole and everyone is doing what they need to."

Just over a month out from the women's World T20 tournament, Perry believes defending champions Australia are tracking well .

However, she felt they needed to lift their fielding after dropping more chances in game three.

She also wants to see how Australia fares batting first after chasing in all three matches against the White Ferns.

"There's things that we can build on and improve," Perry said.

"I think our fielding has been a little bit sloppy at times .

'We haven't batted first in a game yet, so that's going to be a good challenge when we do that.

"We've got a good (batting) blueprint and everyone knows their roles but I think it will be interesting when we have to do it first up."

Perry praised the maturity of 20 year-old spinning all-rounder Sophie Molineux, who returned career-best T20 international figures of 3-11 from her four overs.

Molineux conceded a series low of just 5.08 runs an over.

"Sophie is an incredibly classy player for such a young player as well and really understands the game well," Perry said.

"I think the way that she's bowled across the series has been really crucial for us.

"She's bowled some really important overs and has opened (the bowling) at various times as well, so its been super cool to see."

The Australian World T20 squad will be named on Tuesday.

A three-game series against Pakistan in Malaysia looms later this month.

Australian Associated Press