West Indies are on the verge of missing out on the World Cup after shock loss to Netherlands

Two-time winners West Indies face the ignominy of not qualifying for this year’s World Cup after a shock loss to the Netherlands in Harare on Monday.

The Dutch recorded the fourth highest second innings score in one-day international history to tie the group match but then Logan van Beek – who was caught by Jason Holder from the final delivery – smashed 30 off the super over to leave the Windies reeling.

Holder was the bowler on the receiving end of the incredible assault, the most runs ever recorded in a one-over eliminator, and Van Beek then took two wickets in defence of the score.

West Indies appeared in control of things after following a score of 374 for six with four wickets inside 30 overs of the Dutch chase.

But centurion Teja Nidamanuru and his captain Scott Edwards added 143 for the fifth wicket before van Beek’s late show of 28 off 14 balls saw the associate nation to 374 for nine.

Shai Hope’s (pictured) side must now beat Sri Lanka, Scotland and Oman in the Super Six stage of qualifying and hope that the Sri Lankans and Zimbabweans somehow each lose two games

Van Beek then smashed consecutive deliveries of Holder for 4, 6, 4, 6, 6, 4 and the result means Shai Hope’s team are now relying on favours from others to make it to India for the World Cup proper this autumn.

West Indies head into the Super Six stage with zero points to carry forward after also losing to hosts Zimbabwe.

They must now beat Sri Lanka, Scotland and Oman, hoping that the Sri Lankans and Zimbabweans somehow lose two each of their own Super Six fixtures.

Van Beek smashed Jason Holder’s over for 30 runs after the original game ended as a tie

He took two wickets off his over in defence of the score to keep their World Cup hopes alive