"We go out there to win every game we play so the games coming up will be no different for us, we expect the Kiwis to come out really hard and give us a good contest and we're going to have to play well," she says.
"We just need to adjust into that format."
The White Ferns have not won a one-day series against Australia since 1999, and their chances of winning the Rose Bowl look even slimmer after captain Sophie Devine left the squad today to return to Wellington.
Devine didn't play the final two T20s against Australia due to fatigue and the decision has been made for her to take a period of rest.
White Ferns coach Bob Carter said the decision was made in the best interests of Devine, and confirmed that Amy Satterthwaite would lead the side in Devine's absence.
Seamer Lea Tahuhu has returned from injury after missing the T20s, and fellow bowlers Hannah Rowe and Leigh Kasperek will remain with the squad for the one-day series.
Satterthwaite says the desire to beat Australia is more of a driving force than the possibility of preventing a record-breaking win.
"I think it's more just around who we're playing. We know what a quality team that they are and we saw in that last T20 game that any time you beat Australia it's a really big moment and an enjoyable one," she says.
"It would be a big moment for us regardless of stopping them getting a record, it's just about going out and performing in each game and really trying to look for that win."
The Kiwis did claim an encouraging scalp with victory in the second T20I clash on Tuesday, chasing down their transtasman rivals for a four-wicket win. It's a performance Satterthwaite says they can build off.
"We all knew it was there, within us as a group and the challenge was the being able to show everyone else what we can do."
The first one-dayer begins at 11am tomorrow.
