Gareth Southgate is spotted at the IPL to watch 14-year-old wonderkid get a duck

Former manager of England Gareth Southgate was enjoyed on Thursday evening by Rajasthan Royals' collision with Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League.

Although the 14-year-old Cricket Wonderkid Vaibhav Suryavanshi, who struck a sizzling century last time, the Royals struggled this season, with only four points from 10 games.

Mumbai -Indians have meanwhile been typically strong and fight it at the top with Punjab Kings and Royal Challengers Bangalore, who want to end their waiting time on an IPL crown.

And they should exactly why they are in violation of a sixth crown with an Imperious 217-2, powered by brilliant half-centers of Rohit Sharma and Ryan Rickleton.

However, Southgate had the best chair in the house and was depicted to look in the iconic pink sweater of the royals.

The former three Lions boss stepped off his role last summer after England finished second in the European championship and lost to Spain in the final of the showpiece.

Southgate is the most successful manager that England has ever had since Sir Alf Ramsey won the World Cup in 1966, and during his term of office the side reached two euro finals, a quarter-final and semi-final of a world cup.

Although he sometimes criticized from some areas of the English fan base, he was unmistakably crucial to spend a new generation of players, and he promoted an atmosphere that could shine his indictment.

His appearance in the section with friends and families of the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur had astonished a few fans on social media.

“Gareth Southgate at an IPL game was never on my bucket list,” wrote one.

Another added: 'Ermmm Why do I see Gareth Southgate at the IPL,' accompanied by a meme over a polar bear.

Much of the talk about the IPL this year is aimed at the extraordinary Suryavanshi, which was only 13 years old in the design.

Those in the city to catch the miracle in the entire flight, however, remained disappointed after he had left for a duck after he had only confronted two balls.

Opening partner Yashasvi Jaiswal, a relatively gray-beard 23 years old, was also shocked in the beginning, leaving for 13 of six deliveries.

It went from bad to worse for the royals, who were quickly 41-3 after just four overs, and later 76-7 at the start of the 10th.

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