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Stand in England T20 captain Eoin Morgan reiterated his 'zero tolerance' stance against corruption in cricket ahead of his sides opening T20 clash with Sri Lanka at The Oval.

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SOUNDBITE: (English), Eoin Morgan, England captain:

"It does. It really does make me angry, even to see it anywhere. Everybody knows that you've got to say no to corruption, education is in place from early stages in your county career, right through to senior level. I think it is important for guys to come out and draw a line and say this is unacceptable and people have to be punished for it."

SOUNDBITE: (English), Eoin Morgan:

"It starts from a very young age in county cricket where you sit in seminars given by the PCA (Professional Cricketers Association) preseason and everybody in the squad has to attend them and then throughout the season you have an ACSU call line if you see any notable issues or recognise anything untoward you are supposed to report it straight away to your manager, or anybody in charge or call the hotline. It's a similar case in international level - you always have an agent around the ground, throughout the game, throughout training sessions. Again, as a collective unit we are quite concious of anything notable being reported all the time to stay clean. Because we all love the game, we all try and protect it and it's important that we do."