Wales will end England’s hopes of Six Nations silverware if they triumph at the Principality Stadium on Saturday in Sherratt’s final game as interim head coach since Warren Gatland departed.
The back row forward is also on a mission to prove people wrong, starting with Saturday’s Guinness Six Nations clash against title favourites Ireland in Cardiff.
Warren Gatland is shy of quality in some areas but the Wales coach's Six Nations picks must deliver if he is to keep his job.
Warren Gatland is said to be privately optimistic that with a raft of experience returning and maturing youngsters, Wales will be competitive
Cardiff lock Teddy Williams has been called into Wales' squad to replace Ben Carter, who has been released after suffering a knee injury in training.
With the Welsh regions on special measures financially and struggling, should Warren Gatland cast his net further afield?
Wales are on the ropes and in an arena where results matter, they need to give the Welsh public something to cheer about
The livewire Welsh scrum-half is in the form of his life and has the tools to unsettle England's structured gameplan