Regex to match first two numbers in a string?

I have a string of this format:

words 9999 words words words 1234 words words words words 3333...

The words and numbers are unknown. Additionally, a the number of words and numbers and their order is unknown. So this is also fine:

words words words 9999 words words words words words words 1234 words 9934 4945 6945...

I want to match only the first two numbers in the string. What regex can do this?

Edit: I cannot just select the first two numbers, as there can be a tremendous amount, and it is a huge waste of time to match all of them. In particular, my testing string has over 16,000 numbers.

>Solution :

You can use \d+ twice to achieve this.

const string = "words 9999 words words words 1234 words words words words 3333";
const pattern = /^\D*(\d+)\D*(\d+)/;
const match = string.match(pattern);

if (match) {
    const firstNumber = match[1];
    const secondNumber = match[2];
    console.log(firstNumber, secondNumber);
}