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MUMBAI: The History Channel in [COLOR=blue! important][COLOR=blue! important]collaboration[/COLOR][/COLOR] with cricinfo.com will air the history of India-Australia cricket in Face Off starting 15 January 2008.
This four-week special will capture some of the greatest moments from India-Australia cricketing encounters with entertaining interstitials that throws light on incidents and anecdotes from the matches played between these two countries. The History Channel has also started a contest wherein the winner will win a holiday trip for two to Sydney. The winners will also watch the India - Australia match on 24 February in Adelaide. This contest will be promoted on the channel and by on-ground activity across media agencies.
Besides this History Channel will organise an on-ground quiz challenge to test participants' knowledge around these cricketing moments in Delhi and Mumbai. The activity will be promoted on The History Channel and National Geographic Channel.
The History Channel Senior vice president - content and communication Rajesh Sheshadri said, "Face Off is another example of the kind of entertaining programming initiative that The History Channel offers its viewers."
In India, History Channel begins [COLOR=blue! important][COLOR=blue! important]broadcasting[/COLOR][/COLOR] on 30 November 2003 and today claims a reach to 45 million C&S households. It comes to India through an affiliation between AETN international and NGC Network (India) Pvt. Ltd.
This four-week special will capture some of the greatest moments from India-Australia cricketing encounters with entertaining interstitials that throws light on incidents and anecdotes from the matches played between these two countries. The History Channel has also started a contest wherein the winner will win a holiday trip for two to Sydney. The winners will also watch the India - Australia match on 24 February in Adelaide. This contest will be promoted on the channel and by on-ground activity across media agencies.
Besides this History Channel will organise an on-ground quiz challenge to test participants' knowledge around these cricketing moments in Delhi and Mumbai. The activity will be promoted on The History Channel and National Geographic Channel.
The History Channel Senior vice president - content and communication Rajesh Sheshadri said, "Face Off is another example of the kind of entertaining programming initiative that The History Channel offers its viewers."
In India, History Channel begins [COLOR=blue! important][COLOR=blue! important]broadcasting[/COLOR][/COLOR] on 30 November 2003 and today claims a reach to 45 million C&S households. It comes to India through an affiliation between AETN international and NGC Network (India) Pvt. Ltd.