Snicko, HotSpot, and Real-Time Snicko all measure whether the ball touched the bat or pad, but they listen and look for it in different ways. Snicko is the sound waveform, HotSpot is the infrared heat from friction, and Real-Time Snicko is just Snicko sped up for the broadcast. But from the club matches here, I've learned the sound can lie—a spike on Snicko might just be the bat clipping the pad, not the ball. My old coach always said, "Use your ears first," and now, reviewing a shaky video from last Saturday's match, I understand why.
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