In what will go down as one of the finest turnarounds in IPL history, Yuzvendra Chahal roared back into form with a masterful four-wicket haul, leading Punjab Kings (PBKS) to a sensational 16-run victory over Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium. ❝Grit Over Glamour: Chahal Turns It Around❞ When PBKS stumbled to a modest 111 after a forgettable performance with the bat, not many would have put their money on a win—especially against a batting lineup boasting Shreyas Iyer, Sunil Narine, and Quinton de Kock. But cricket has a way of scripting its own drama. Enter Chahal in the eighth over. With KKR steadily cruising at 57 for 2, he produced a spell that ripped through the heart of the chase. Ajinkya Rahane was the first to fall—caught trying to break the shackles. From there, Chahal's wrist-spin cast a spell: Raghuvanshi, Rinku Singh, and Ramandeep Singh followed in quick succession. The final tally? 4 for 28 in four overs. This performance wasn’t just match-defining—it was history-making. Eighth career four-wicket haul for Chahal in IPL, equalling Sunil Narine’s all-time record. Third four-plus wicket haul against the same team—KKR—making him the first Indian to do so. Chahal also became the only bowler to claim four-plus wickets for two different teams—RCB and RR—against the same opposition. With 211 wickets, Chahal continues to be the highest wicket-taker in IPL history and the only man to breach the 200-wicket mark. Must Read: ‘The Wait Is Almost Over’: Is Cheteshwar Pujara Hinting At Retirement With Latest Post?