While they managed to sneak in a four run victory in their last encounter, Kings XI Punjab are aware that beating Kolkata Knight Riders at home will be a tough proposition. <img alt="" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/apr/kalliswkt.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 318px;" /> Kolkata Knight Riders&rsquo; players celebrate a Sunrisers Hyderabad wicket at Eden Gardens in Kolkata recently &ldquo;We managed to get across the line against KKR the last time at home. But obviously they are a very good side and tough to beat at home. It&rsquo;s them who have got the home advantage. It&rsquo;s a tough road trip for us,&rdquo; Punjab coach Darren Lehmann said here yesterday. The Punjab franchise, fifth in the points table with four wins, take on a struggling Kolkata at the Eden Gardens today. The home team with just two wins from seven matches is placed seventh. Kolkata are now struggling to cope with a spate of injuries. Jacques Kallis hurt his knee while taking a run against Mumbai Indians on Wednesday. Manoj Tiwary too picked up an injury in the match while making an attempt to takeu00a0a catch. Gauti&rsquo;s wishlist &gt;&gt; Adam Gilchrist&rsquo;s poor form continues &gt;&gt; Azhar Mahmood goes for runs &gt;&gt; David Miller misfires &gt;&gt; Yusuf Pathan scores big &gt;&gt; Team gets back to winning ways Gilly&rsquo;s wishlist &gt;&gt; Mandeep Singh continues to provide flying start &gt;&gt; Yusuf Pathan flops &gt;&gt; Narine fails with the ball &gt;&gt; Gambhir goes early &gt;&gt; Praveen Kumar bowls economicallyu00a0

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It's tough to beat KKR at home: Lehmann!

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