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Just a month after Durga Puja and before Christmas celebrations, 'City of Joy' Kolkata all decked up with bright colour. The city turned into 'Pink' colour for India's first-ever pink-ball Test match. Kolkata's important landmarks from Howrah Bridge to Shahid Minar and from tallest building '42' to Lake Town Clock Tower, the city all turned into 'pink' colour. A giant pink balloon was also released at the Eden Gardens and it will be seen floating in the sky till the end of the historic India-Bangladesh Test. (Image: Twitter/Sourav Ganguly)
A pink coloured balloon floats on the sky to mark the first pink ball day-night Test match between India and Bangladesh, in Kolkata. (PTI Photo) -
Eden Gardens will host India's maiden pink ball day-night Test from November 22. (Reuters Photo)
Sourav Ganguly tweets picture of modak which also coloured in pink in a shape of ball for the historic India-Bangladesh Test. (Image: Twitter/Sourav Ganguly) 
A number of prominent buildings in Kolkata were illuminated with pink lights. (Image: Twitter/Sourav Ganguly) 
'Sweets go pink in Kolkata,' Sourav Ganguly – the president of Board of Control for Cricket in India, captioned the picture of pink 'Sandesh' — a famous sweet from the West Bengal. (Image: Twitter/Sourav Ganguly) -
Seven years after the International Cricket Council (ICC) gave its approval to the format, India is taking on Bangladesh in its first-ever pink-ball Test match. (Image: Twitter/Sourav Ganguly)
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