Watch: "Behen***d soye hai sab log": Rohit Sharma scolds his teammates for their relaxed attitude

Rohit Sharma keeps his teammates attentive on the field in his own unique way. Known for his sense of humor, the India skipper often resorts to cuss words to scold his teammates whenever they behave casually on the field.

Earlier this year, Rohit had left the cricketing fraternity in splits with his iconic 'garden mein ghumne wala' remark. He had come up with the remark during the five-match Test series against England at home this year.

The veteran batsman scolded his fielders for their relaxed attitude during the second Test in Vizag and warned them to be attentive in his own style.

After India went on to win the five-match series, Rohit had also posted a photo with the youngsters from the team and captioned the picture: "Garden mein ghumne wale bande."

On Friday (September 20), Rohit Sharma once again scolded his teammates for their relaxed attitude during the ongoing first India vs Bangladesh Test in Chennai. The stump mic caught Rohit using cuss words once again as he slammed his teammates.

"Behen***d soye hai sab log," said Rohit.

Watch as Rohit Sharma scolds his teammates:

Ladke garden mai soo rahe the.

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— Rp17 (@HarshadSarode13) September 20, 2024

While Rohit did not look very pleased with his teammates' attitude on one occasion, his teammates performed really well with the ball. Led by Jasprit Bumrah's brilliant four-wicket haul, India bowled out Bangladesh for just 149 runs. Mohammed Siraj, Akash Deep, and Ravindra Jadeja claimed two wickets each. For Bangladesh, Shakib Al Hasan (32) was the top scorer.

In reply, India ended the second day on 81 for 3 with their overall lead extended to 308 runs. Shubman Gill (33) and Rishabh Pant (12) were unbeaten at the crease. Earlier in the innings, Rohit Sharma (5), Yashasvi Jaiswal (10) and Virat Kohli (17) failed to get going.

In the first innings, Team India recovered from 144/6 to post a competitive total of 376 runs. After most of the batters failed to impress, Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja bailed the team out of trouble. They shared a 199-run stand for the seventh wicket. Ashwin scored 113 runs while Jadeja was out for 86 runs. For Bangladesh, Hasan Mahmud picked up 5 wickets while Taskin Ahmed claimed three wickets.