Could just as easily have been the pads clicking , or the boot scraping the ground or just the wind as the ball pass the bat . A big spike represents and edge , a half spike is usually glove or pad , while a pitifully small bump on snicko is just the wind as the ball passes the bat . I have seen those very small bumps on snicko when the super slowmo has shown clear daylight between ball and bat and away from anything else . Giving a batsman out based on a perceived noise and a very tiny bump on snicko is disgraceful . There is no way that the 3 rd umpire can say with any certainty that the ball touched bat or glove . A shocker of a decision for sure . <| sep |> I ' ve never fallen into the toilet , as the toilet bowl rim feels very different from the seat and I can engage squat muscles to stop my descent into the icy pits . I have on several occasions accidentally peed on a seat lid because I wasn ' t expecting it to be down and I was having a peemergency .