WATCH: Ben Stokes gets excited when he sees his doppelgänger during the second Test between England and West Indies

Admin July 22, 2024

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WATCH: Ben Stokes gets excited when he sees his doppelgänger during the second Test between England and West Indies

In an unforgettable moment during the second test match In England as well as The West Indies at Trent Bridge, Nottinghamcaptain of the England Test Team Ben Stokes he found himself at the center of a funny incident that delighted fans and players.

Ben Stokes’ funny reaction to his appearance

As England slowly built their lead, a stadium photographer spotted a Stokes-like fan in the crowd and showed the doppelgänger on the big screen. Seizing the moment, the cameraman insisted on the real Stokes sitting in the kitchen.

Stokes, who is known for his competitive spirit on the field, showed his playful side by imitating the spectator’s glasses with his hands, creating a spectacle in his eyes. This action drew laughter and cheers from the crowd, further amplified by the amusement of his former colleague, James Anderson, sitting next to him. The crowd erupted in laughter and cheers, providing a brief but memorable respite between intense cricket matches.

Here is the video:

There is only one thing better than one Ben Stokes… Two Ben Stokes. 👨‍🦰👨‍🦰 pic.twitter.com/SGV941zDew

– England Cricket (@englandcricket) July 21, 2024

UPDATE: Fans roar as Shoaib Bashir, Joe Root propel England to series win over West Indies in second Test

England clinch the series win with a brilliant performance at Trent Bridge

This match highlighted England’s dominance as they won by 241 runs, emphasizing the depth and talent of the team. Ollie Pope set the tone with a stellar 121 off 167 balls in the first innings. In the second innings, Joe Root again Harry Brook continued the onslaught, with Root reaching his 32nd Test century with a brilliant 122 off 178 balls, and Brook making a stunning 109 off 132 balls.

The bowling attack was equally strong, with Shoaib Bashir taking center stage in the second innings. Bashir’s impressive bowling figures of 5 wickets for 41 runs, with an economy rate of 3.67, crippled the West Indies batting order and paved the way for England’s victory.

With this victory, England took a 2-0 lead in the away game a three-match leg, effectively closing out the streak with one game to play. The win at Trent Bridge is a testament to the team’s ability, resilience and determination, marking a milestone as they continue to build momentum.