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The Netherlands, ranked 14th, shock third-placed South Africa to win by 38 runs
Van Beek 3-60, while Van Meekeren, De Leede and Van der Merwe all take two wickets
Netherlands were 82-5 and 140-7 but recover to post 245-8
Captain Edwards makes unbeaten 78 off 69, while Van der Merwe adds 29 and Dutt 23
Rabada, Ngidi & Jansen claim two wickets, with Maharaj & Coetzee taking one
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Ryan Campbell
Former Netherlands coach on BBC Test Match Special
Middle-order and lower-order batters like it when the top order get out early because it gives them time to set out their stall. Generally batting at six or seven is a tough spot. They get to play their natural game a little better because they've got more time to be measured and work out what they need to do.
Logan van Beek is the new batter as Keshav Maharaj bowls a beauty that just beats the outside edge.
Two balls later a leading edges flies into the off side but lands safely.
A nervy start from Van Beek. The pressure will be on Scott Edwards now as the set batter.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer
The problem with that is it was given out on the field so was there anything conclusive to overturn it? Probably not.
Ryan Campbell
Former Netherlands coach on BBC Test Match Special
I wouldn't mind seeing that to be honest. The first squiggle is definitely bat on ground, but then there seems to be a second squiggle.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer
That is a good decision on the field.
Nidamanuru lbw b Jansen 20 (Ned 112-6)
Gone! There's three reds with Hawk-Eye showing the ball going on to smack into leg stump.
Teja Nidamanuru's spritely innings is over.
Ryan Campbell
Former Netherlands coach on BBC Test Match Special
Could it be pitching outside leg stump? I suspect it may be umpire's call.
There is a lot of lines going on. Has he hit it? Is that bat on the ground?
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer
It was like Mitchell Starc from Marco Jansen.
A full in-swinging delivery from Marco Jansen smacks into Teja Nidamanuru's back leg.
The umpire raises his finger but Nidamanurun instantly reviews.
It may not prove too costly given South Africa are still on top, but I doubt Marco Jansen will be very happy with himself here.
Scott Edwards is on the sweep again but Kagiso Rabada is now the man station on the fine leg boundary and he cuts the ball off to prevent the four and Netherlands can run two.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer
That is going to be one of those that leaves a dark blue bruise tomorrow morning and probably for a few days.
Image source, Getty ImagesJust a single from Marco Jansen's latest over.
It ends painfully for Teja Nidamanuru as he misses a pull shot and the ball smacks right into his stomach.
That will hurt.
Marco Jansen, who dropped that clanger a few moments ago, has the chance to make amends as he returns to the attack.
He is 1-13 from his five overs so far.
Ryan ten Doeschate
Former Netherlands all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesYou almost have to add a premium onto the score you want to set South Africa because of how much power their batting line-up has.
Scott Edwards plays another powerful sweep-shot that beats the man on the boundary to bring up the Netherlands' 100.
Again Gerald Coetzee is the man on the rope, with his full length dive not enough to stop the ball from hitting the rope.
And here is that Sybrand Engelbrecht dismissal.
Ryan ten Doeschate
Former Netherlands all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
It is a good short ball, but it would have been an extremely soft dismissal.
Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special commentator
That is a let-off. It was pretty much a carbon copy of what we saw earlier when he took the catch.
Marco Jansen has dropped a dolly!
It is an almost identical delivery and shot that led to Sybrand Engelbrecht's dismissal, but this time Marco Jansen has to take a step forward and the ball slips through his hands, hits his chest and falls to the floor.