According to Sherfane Rutherford, success in T20 franchise cricket depends on discipline and hard work.

Dubai (UAE) — Sherfane Rutherford, 24, wants to set benchmarks and records in the UAE by lining up for the Desert Vipers, a Guyanese cricketer who has successfully plied his trade across continents, including the Indian Premier League (IPL), the Pakistan Super League (PSL), the Caribbean Premier League (CPL), the Lanka Premier League, or the Bangladesh Premier League, according to a Desert Vipers release.Sherfane Ruther What makes him different, why did he choose the Desert Vipers, and is he aiming to play across genres for the West Indies?We have answers to those and more from the man himself.Sherfane Rutherford, the director of the Desert Vipers, explains how he became a member of the Vipers.He told me about the UAE T20 tournament, and I said You should put me up.

Sherfane Rutherford, a UAE based cricketer, spoke about the ILT20 league's popularity over other T20 tournaments in Australia, Bangladesh, and South Africa.The UAE is a destination I've loved since I came here for the first time, Sherfane said.I've always wanted to go back and play cricket here.When I heard about the opportunity, I said yes, I am so happy to come here, it doesn't matter how long it takes, I just want to be in the UAE, the pitches are nice, and it's lovely to play cricket here, says Sherfane Rutherford, who plays cricket in the nets, does not play too many shots and focuses on technique.

So, my attitude is that I can always do it if I am stuck in the middle of nowhere because I work on it in the nets.In the nets, for the most part, I just want to put myself in a situation where I have come in early with the new ball and then try to bat well.