KXIP FAN CLUB

Ness Wadia, Karan Paul and Mohit Burman. Mission
To be the most successful and entertaining franchise in the league. Vision
To promote cricket within the region by providing global exposure to local talent, and attracting new
audiences for the sport through innovative presentation. Culture
We are all Punjabis: by heritage; by birth or by choice. We are passionate and committed. We are born to win. Beliefs
The means are as important as the end. While winning is what we play for, playing in the correct spirit and fairness, are equally important. Words that best describe us
Lion hearted
Spirited
Passionate
Hospitable
MEANING OF LOGO:
THE CREST
The base of the logo is the crest. This is also the base for a shield or a coat of arms or a badge. It epitomizes pride: it is a matter of pride to be awarded a sh ield or to be wearing a badge on one’s chest. In fact, most of our National awards come in the form of badges that are worn on the chest. Most contests have a shield as an award. Thus this symbol is the mark of a brave winner. THE BANNER
The peak of the crest showcases a banner with the letter sequence ‘K.J.H.P.H’ inscribed on the same. These letters stand for Kashmir, Jammu, Himachal, Punjab and Haryana, in the same sequence as they appear on the map of India. While our name may only have ‘Punjab’ as an intrinsic part, it is all these states that our team proudly represents. The word ‘Punjab’ in the name stands more for the fun and aggressive mindset, which has come to be associated with people of the region. THE LIONS
These lions bring to life the phrase ‘Sher-e-Punjab’, which literally means ‘Lions of Punjab’. Punjabis like to see themselves as brave, royal and with huge hearts, qualities best epitomized by a lion. These reflect in their loud, hospitable and gallant culture. Symbolically, the two lions represent Maharaj Ranjit Singh, the most intelligent and powerful ruler of North India and the erstwhile Maharaja of Patiala, Bhupinder Singh. The latter was the first Indian to lead an Indian cricket team to Lord’s in 1911 and was instrumental in setting up of the BCCI. Thus, together the two lions depict the strength & fierceness of the Punjabi and the desire to excel in cricket. THE SUN AROUND THE XI
This signifies the fact that our playing XI will shine on field, just like the Sun. THE TWO BALLS
They bring to the logo our reason for existence: cricket.