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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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64 runs needed from 24 balls
Keshav Maharaj runs a single off the first ball of the next over, giving Netherlands five deliveries at No.11 Lungi Ngidi.
Ngidi cops a painful one in the neck after ducking out of a short delivery. He is probably grateful to get off the mark with a single into the off side.
Keshav Maharaj drives the ball down the ground for four to move to 20 from 21 balls. He has batted well given the circumstances.
South Africa need 66 from 30 balls.
This was a very smart catch from Sybrand Engelbrecht to dismiss Kagiso Rabada and put the Netherlands on the brink.
72 runs needed from 36 balls
Ooh, Netherlands fans were nearly celebrating as two uppish drives land just short of the fielder at mid-off.
They surely do not have much longer to wait.
Ryan ten Doeschate
Former Netherlands all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
I am very proud. This is a fantastic moment for Dutch cricket.
It is the Netherlands' best achievement, by far.
The Netherlands fans are already celebrating in the stands. They are just waiting for the crowning moment.
Much will be said about South Africa's poor performance, but the Netherlands have been outstanding.
There wasn't.
As you were.
This feels speculative. But when you are on the brink of victory, why not?
It is a play and miss by number 11 Lungi Ngidi, but Scott Edwards sends it upstairs to check whether there was a nick off the edge.
Ryan ten Doeschate
Former Netherlands all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
It's just about enjoying the moment now for the Netherlands and them enjoying the display that they have put on. The game is over.
Ryan Campbell
Former Netherlands coach on BBC Test Match Special
That's the ninth wicket and the Dutch are well and truly on the brink of victory. Everything is turning gold for them now.
Rabada c Engelbrecht b de Leede 9 (SA 166-9)
Netherlands on the brink!
Kagiso Rabada goes for a swipe outside off stump but can only slice the ball straight to Sybrand Engelbrecht at backward point.
Crunch.
A big swing of the arms from Kagiso Rabada and the ball flies back over Logan van Beek's head and away for six.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer
The Netherlands were 82-5!
Ryan Campbell
Former Netherlands coach on BBC Test Match Special
You cannot have a bad day at the World Cup, because everybody is good. You've got to bring your A game.
Here is that huge wicket of David Miller, clean bowled by a jubilant Logan van Beek.
Ryan ten Doeschate
Former Netherlands all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
It has taken the Netherlands and Afghanistan to really bring this tournament to life. This game will no doubt make the front page of the Dutch newspapers.
91 needed from 54 balls
Kagiso Rabada is the new batter.
This not only looks to be a victory for the Netherlands, but a comfortable one at that.
Coetzee c Edwards b De Leede 22 (SA - 147-8)
The Netherlands are edging closer to a famous win!
Gerald Coetzee goes for a pull but can only top-edge the ball into the sky. Wicketkeeper Scott Edwards backtracks before watching the ball from the pitch black Dharamsala sky and safely into the gloves.
The squeeze continues. Just the single from Logan van Beek's latest over.
South Africa need 99 from the final 10 overs.
Ryan ten Doeschate
Former Netherlands all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Van der Merwe has been outstanding and has changed the impetus of this whole match. The choke continues from the Netherlands and they seem to just keep taking wickets.