India had defeated the Kangaroos 2-1 at their home in their last meeting in Tests but Kohli felt that the Australia team they will be facing this year will be much stronger than what they played last.
India had refused to play a pink-ball Test during their last tour of Australia but last month they hosted their first day-night Test against Bangladesh in Kolkata with Sourav Ganguly taking the initiative after becoming the BCCI president.
The BCB officials, on their part, have said that they will be able to give confirmation for the tour in a week's time after seeking clearance from their government.
Impressed with the turnout at the Eden Gardens, Ganguly looks to implement the same at other venues as well.
India and Australia will be up against each other in November 2020 for a four-match Test series.
The CAB has promised to also work out a mechanism for a refund of tickets sold offline once its offices reopen on Tuesday.
The satisfaction to see his efforts bear fruit was clearly visible but what the pink ball Test also did was took Sourav back to the famous 2001 Test between India and Australia that changed the graph of Ganguly - captain.
The Indian cricket team captain said that proper planning is needed for a pink-ball game and if his team get enough time for preparation then he will play anywhere.
Eden Gardens played the perfect host for the historic game with packed crowds on all three days, bringing back memories of the times when Test cricket was more popular.
Virat Kohli thanked the fans and said the Kolkata crowd was amazing and they set the right kind of example for Test cricket.
Umesh Yadav and Ishant Sharma took 9 wickets among themselves as India beat Bangladesh by an innings and 46 runs to take the two-match series 2-0.
India vs Bangladesh, Day-Night Test, Day 3: Follow ball-by-ball updates of day three of the Day-Night Test from Eden Gardens live here at IndiaTV.
Virat Kohli scored his 27th Test century on Saturday at the Eden Gardens as India dominated Bangladesh in the Day-Night Test in Kolkata.
Highlights, Day-Night Test, Day 2: Follow ball-by-ball updates of day two of the Day-Night Test from Eden Gardens live here at IndiaTV.
Bangladesh were bowled out for 106 in less than three hours as India closed the day at 174 for three, taking a firm grip of the second and final Test of the series.
Ishant took his 10th five wicket-haul, helping India bundle out Bangladesh for a paltry 106 in the historic day-night Test.
Asked how he would react if Day-Night Tests were started when he was still playing, Dravid said that for him it has always been about seeing the crowd come and watch games.
Fifties from Virat Kohli and Cheteshwar Pujara helped India take a 68-run lead at the end of day one after Indian pacers, led by Ishant Sharma's 10th fifer, bundled Bangladesh out for 106 in first innings in Eden Gardens.
Mehidy Hasan was the fourth player to come on as a concussion substitute since ICC introduced the rule earlier this year.
Rohit Sharma took an outstanding catch to his right to send Bangladesh captain Mominul Haque back in the hut in Kolkata.
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