Sourav Ganguly posts picture of Pink ball sweets before India's first ever D/N Test
The West Bengal-based sweets are known as Sandesh.
Mumbai: Ahead of the second and final Test match against Bangladesh, Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president, Sourav Ganguly shared pictures of pink ball-shaped sweets. On Thursday, Kolkata turned on pink lights to mark the first-ever Day-Night pink ball Test match, that will start today.
‘The prince of Kolkata’ uploaded the pictures on his Twitter handle, stating that “Sweets go pink in Kolkata”. The West Bengal-based sweets are known as Sandesh.
Sweets go pink in kolkata â¦@BCCIâ© â¦@JayShahâ© â¦@CabCricketâ© pic.twitter.com/dDfJYYRkfk
— Sourav Ganguly (@SGanguly99) November 21, 2019
The former Indian also shared more photos of the pink sweets to celebrate India's debut in the day-night Test cricket.
Well done felu.. pic.twitter.com/KMC9FiHuIi
— Sourav Ganguly (@SGanguly99) November 21, 2019
Earlier, Ganguly had tweeted, "The city turns pink on the pink Test," after the city of joy was decorated with pink lights, especially, some prominent buildings and monuments like the Sahid Minar were decorated with pink lights.
Welcome to pink test ..â¦@JayShahâ© @bcci pic.twitter.com/lk9h9AX7Ox
— Sourav Ganguly (@SGanguly99) November 21, 2019
Moreover, the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) also posted a video of his hometown which is gearing up for the historic occasion as many high rises were lit in the pink colour.
"Well BCCI and Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB)... look forward to 5 days @JayShah," read the video post.
Well @bcci and @cab ... look forward to 5 days @JayShah pic.twitter.com/EbZigS3JMk
— Sourav Ganguly (@SGanguly99) November 21, 2019