Remember that night at Eden Gardens? 262. Purple and gold everywhere. Punjab Kings pulled off something nobody saw coming. Monday night, we write the next chapter.

And this time, we're arriving with serious momentum. Mullanpur? Won. Chepauk in CSK's backyard? Won. Different grounds, different conditions, same result. That's this Punjab team.

Sher Squad, when we say Eden is our Den, here's exactly why.

The pitch? Flat, fast, small boundaries. Chasing sides win here more often than not. Bowl first, let the openers do what they do, and back this Sher batting lineup to chase down anything.

The ONE contest that settles this? Arshdeep Singh vs KKR's middle order. Sunil Narine and Varun Chakravarthy will test every PBKS batter's patience in the middle overs - no question. But when Arsh paaji has the ball at the death with runs to defend? That's when Kolkata's finishers start sweating.

What do the Shers need? Priyansh Arya and Prabhsimran Singh to take apart the powerplay before the spinners settle in. And Shreyas Iyer - two games, two fifties, one mindset - to keep doing exactly what he's been doing.

The record books? KKR maintains a 21-13 overall advantage. But guess what? The two most jaw-dropping moments in this rivalry both belong to PBKS - the highest chase (2024) and the lowest total defended (111 at Mullanpur; 2025) in IPL history. Both against the Knight Riders. The numbers say KKR. The last two seasons? All Punjab.

Monday. Their Eden. Our Den. Let's go, Shers.

Punjab Kings Squad

Shreyas Iyer (Captain), Priyansh Arya, Prabhsimran Singh (wicketkeeper), Nehal Wadhera, Shashank Singh, Marcus Stoinis, Azmatullah Omarzai, Vijaykumar Vyshak, Arshdeep Singh, Yuzvendra Chahal, Harpreet Brar, Suryansh Shedge, Vishnu Vinod (wicketkeeper), Xavier Bartlett, Yash Thakur, Mitchell Owen, Harnoor Singh, Musheer Khan, Pyla Avinash, Marco Jansen, Lockie Ferguson, Cooper Connolly, Ben Dwarshuis, Pravin Dubey, Vishal Nishad