In a moral victory for Pakistan cricket, the International Cricket Council has agreed in principle to alter the result of the 2006 controversial Oval Test between England [Images] and Pakistan into a draw from a forfeited win for Michael Vaughan's [Images] men. "The decision was taken at the board meeting on Wednesday, with Pakistan pressing for the authorities to convert the result of the Oval Test result," sources in the Pakistan Cricket Board said. The Test was awarded to England by umpire Darrell Hair after Pakistan did not come out to field, following accusations of ball-tampering, in the post-tea session on the fourth day, making it the first forfeiture in the history of Test cricket. "Members of other Boards supported us in our stand that the result should be officially changed to a draw, as an ICC [Images] adjudicator...
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