Both teams have all-win records from the three matches they have played so far in the eight-team league, which has caught the imagination of the Captial's sports lovers as more than 7,000 of them filled the Indoor Stadium last weekend.
The day's second match will feature Punjab Thunder and Royal Kings USA. Both the teams so far have one win and two losses in their kitty.
Lahore Lions, the team owned by the Government of Punjab in Pakistan, have also won each of their first three matches.
Khalsa Warriors will look up to their star raiders, Gagandeep Singh and Jasmanpreet Singh, both of whom have won one 'Man-of-the-Match' each, and their star stoppers, Gurmeet Singh, Gurpreet Singh and Karandeep Singh.
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