Watch: Ben Stokes' Priceless Reaction After Spotting His Doppelganger Leaves Everyone In Splits

England Test captain Ben Stokes gave a funny reaction after spotting his look-alike in the crowd during his team's second Test match against West Indies at Trent Bridge, Nottingham. The cameras in the stadium picked the man, who looked similar to Stokes, and showed it on the broadcast. Stokes, for a moment, smiled after noticing the man and then gave a really funny reaction to it. James Anderson, who was sitting beside Stokes as well as the commentators all were left in splits.

Watch it here:

There's only one thing better than one Ben Stokes... Two Ben Stokes. pic.twitter.com/SGV941zDew

Joe Root and Harry Brook hit hundreds to leave the West Indies needing an imposing 385 to win the second Test against England at Trent Bridge on Sunday.

England were dismissed for 425 in their second innings to force an early tea on the fourth day after Root had made 122 and Brook 109.

It was the first time in 147 years of Test cricket that England had scored at least 400 in both innings of the same match after they made 416 first time around.

But with West Indies having made 457 in reply, the tourists still had some hope of victory.

Nevertheless, they would still have to surpass the highest successful fourth innings chase in a Test at Trent Bridge -- England's 299-5 against New Zealand in 2022 -- if they were to level this three-match series at 1-1.

Root's innings saw him leapfrog the West Indies' Shivnarine Chanderpaul into eighth place in the list of Test cricket's all-time leading run-scorers.

His century also left Root one shy of the England record of 33 Test hundreds held by the retired Alastair Cook.

Together with Brook, whose quickfire hundred was his first Test century in England, he shared a fourth-wicket stand of 189 in 41