sidespin

/ˈsaɪdˌspɪn/
noun
  1. A spinning motion of a ball around a vertical axis, causing it to curve sideways in the air or bounce at an angle.
    • The tennis player used sidespin to make the ball curve around the net.
    • In table tennis, a shot with heavy sidespin can be very hard to return.
    • The bowler put sidespin on the cricket ball to make it swing away from the batsman.