The Netherlands claimed a magnificent scalp at the Cricket World Cup beating South Africa in rampant style in Dharamshala.
Skipper Scott Edwards made an unbeaten 78 as the previously winless Dutch shocked a Proteas side who had looked impressive in their opening two games, winning by 102 and 134 runs against Sri Lanka and Australia respectively. Netherlands recovered from 82-5 batting first to post 245-8 in a match reduced to 43 overs a side by rain.
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