Any fried chicken fan wants one?
A 19-year-old Sydney girl, Brooke Collins, in Australia, won a year of free KFC meals on the International Fried Chicken Day with her "KFC" tattoos on foot.
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Brooke said she added the tattoos in 2012 when she had a trip to Gold Coast. She and her friends stabbed the "KFC" tattoo on their ankles as their "friendship marks" since they all love fried chickens.
She mentioned the that the tattooist was surprised to hear their requests at the time, but they just did what they wanted.
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Later, in an event held by KFC on the International Fried Chicken Day, the fast food chain invited netizens to left comments on their fan page and selected the best message to present a "fried chicken cheque" offering the winner free fried chickens for one year.
Brooke eventually won the game with her "KFC" tattoo and can enjoy one-year free chickens worth up to US$5,200.
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However, netizens have negatively evaluated the results of the competition and her tattoos, saying, "She will regret for her tattoos," "stupid" and so on.
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MIRPUR, Bangladesh (AP) — Bangladesh beat a depleted Australia for only the second time in one-day international cricket on Tuesday.
Mosaddek Hossain returned to ODIs after four years with a chancy half-century and Nahid Rana rattled Australia with his pace in an emphatic 86-run victory on the DLS Method.
Mosaddek profited from three dropped catches to score an unbeaten 86 off 70 balls. Najmul Hossain Shanto (67) and opening batter Tanzid Hasan (54) also contributede to Bangladesh’s strong total of 284-8.
Rana took 4-41, often hitting 140 kph, as Australia limped to 191-9 in 42.2 overs, needing an unlikely 94 runs off 46 balls when lightning and rain stopped play. The game never restarted with Cameron Green on a team-best unbeaten 52 off 66 balls.
Australia lost to Pakistan 2-1 in ODIs last week and its playing its first bilateral ODIs with Bangladesh in 15 years. Bangladesh's only previous win over the six-time world champion was in 2005. Mirpur is scheduled to also host the remaining two ODIs on Thursday and Sunday.
Australia had a dismal start its run chase when Matthew Short was clean-bowled by Taskin Ahmed to the very first ball. Marnus Labuschagne struggled on Pakistan's tailor-made slow tracks and scored 0, 5 and 19, and on a seam-friendly Mirpur pitch he fell for 1 to Mustafizur Rahman.
Opener Cooper Connolly made 35 and shared a 49-run stand with captain Josh Inglis (19) and a 40-run stand with Alex Carey (47), but Mosaddek removed Connolly and Rana claimed three wickets in three overs of his return spell and the game got away from Australia.
Mosaddek's tidy 10-over spell of off-spin finished with 2-37 followed his half-century in an impressive return since his last ODI in 2022.
Mosaddek was dropped three times while hitting seven fours and three sixes in his comeback game. Connolly and Oliver Peake dropped Mosaddek before the half-century and Adam Zampa missed a simple catch on 73.
Shanto also got a life on 9 to score his 12th ODI half-century.
Fast bowler Nathan Ellis led with 3-38 after impressing in Pakistan with his variations.
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Bangladesh's Mahedi Hasan bowls a delivery during the first one day international cricket match between Australia and Bangladesh in Mirpur, Bangladesh, Tuesday, June 9, 2026. (AP Photo/Mosaraf Hossain)
Bangladesh's Mosaddek Hossain Saikat celebrates his fifty runs during the first one day international cricket match between Australia and Bangladesh in Mirpur, Bangladesh, Tuesday, June 9, 2026. (AP Photo/Mosaraf Hossain)
Bangladesh's Mosaddek Hossain Saikat plays a shot during the first one day international cricket match between Australia and Bangladesh in Mirpur, Bangladesh, Tuesday, June 9, 2026. (AP Photo/Mosaraf Hossain)
Australia's Cameron Green plays a shot during the first one day international cricket match between Australia and Bangladesh in Mirpur, Bangladesh, Tuesday, June 9, 2026. (AP Photo/Mosaraf Hossain)
Bangladesh's Nahid Rana celebrates with teammates the wicket of Australia's Liam Scott during the first one day international cricket match between Australia and Bangladesh in Mirpur, Bangladesh, Tuesday, June 9, 2026. (AP Photo/Mosaraf Hossain)
Australia's Josh Inglis, right, with teammates walk off the field on the end of the third one-day international cricket match between Pakistan and Australia, in Lahore, Pakistan, Thursday, June 4, 2026. (AP Photo/K.M. Chaudary)
