A woman drives her kids, dressed up for a fancy dress competition, to their school on a moped in Chikmagalur, Karnataka on Wednesday

A woman drives her kids, dressed up for a fancy dress competition, to their school on a moped in Chikmagalur, Karnataka - PTI

A woman drives her kids, dressed up for a fancy dress competition, to their school on a moped in Chikmagalur, Karnataka - PTI

A woman drives her kids, dressed up for a fancy dress competition, to their school on a moped in Chikmagalur, Karnataka - PTI

A woman drives her kids, dressed up for a fancy dress competition, to their school on a moped in Chikmagalur, Karnataka - PTI

Ever since the Indian Premier League (IPL) spot-fixing scandal broke on Thursday morning (May 16), there have been two equally tiresome responses. On Thursday itself, a succession of former cricketers, Indian or otherwise, turned up in television studios and spoke about the “romance of the game” being violated.

Counting on continuity