Desert Vipers had stood under the Ring of Fire twice before as the runners-up. On Sunday, on their third journey to the ILT20 Final, they ensured the hapless record would come to an end. Sam Curran, the Player of the Match and the winner of both Red and Green Belts, played a captain’s knock in making that happen.
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