Australia vice-captain Brad Haddin says while his team has taken comfort from their resounding win in the first Test against the West Indies, they do not intend to rest on their laurels going into the second at Sabina Park.

The clash, set to begin tomorrow, will see the West Indies looking to get over their nine-wicket three-day defeat by the tourists.

"It was a very good result for us, but that is now in the past," outlined Haddin following the team's first training session yesterday.

"It's a brand new game, with different conditions, and a West Indies team, who would not want to be beaten twice in their own backyard."

"We will therefore have to bring our 'A' game, once more, and hope that it will be good enough for us to win the series."

Test debutant Adam Voges was the bright spark for Australia in the first Test and Haddin had high praise for him. "It was good to see Adam scoring a century on debut, but it also says that our other batters needs to come to the party," he outlined.

"We need to amass big totals, and put our opposition under pressure, and I am hopeful that will be the case this time around."

Australia squad: Michael Clarke (captain), Steve Smith (vice-captain), Fawad Ahmed, Brad Haddin (wk), Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell Johnson, Nathan Lyon, Mitchell Marsh, Shaun Marsh, Peter Nevill, Chris Rogers, Peter Siddle, Mitchell Starc, Adam Voges, David Warner, Shane Watson.