What happens if a bowl has disturbed the head due to foot-faulting?

When a bowl disturbs the head due to foot-faulting, the opponent is granted options on how to proceed with the head. This situation involves the idea that if a player has committed a foot fault, resulting in disturbance to the position of the bowls or the jack, the opponent can choose how to continue with the game. This can include options such as replaying the end or allowing play to continue under the new conditions.

Understanding the nuances of foot-faulting and its consequences is essential in umpire bowls. It promotes fairness in the game, allowing the non-offending player to make a decision that they feel is most advantageous after the disturbance has occurred.