India are playing Day-Night Test for the first time and asVirat Kohli and his men embark on a new journey, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Sourav Ganguly and Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) are leaving no stones unturned to make it a grand occasion. On the eve of the pink ball Test, Ganguly shared pictures of the city, which has embraced the colour to welcome new dawn in Indian cricket.

Ganguly, a former CAB president himself, took to Twitter toshare photos from different landmarks of the city, which is proudly flauntingthe pink ahead of the second India-Bangladesh Test, starting today at the iconic Eden Gardens.

From the 42 to the Tata Centre, the Lake Town Clock Tower to Shaheed Minar, everything had a cover of pink ahead of the Test match. Theformer India captain even shared photos of sweets from famous sweet shops,which have made special pink coloured sandesh to mark the occasion.