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Googly is a type of ball wchich is bowled by a spinner this ball is mostly bowled by leg spinners.
Googly is a pitch which is thrown with Baseball's "screwball" grip but reverse finger spin... to look like a leg-break that should move across and AWAY from the batter, but actually moves in the OPPOSITE direction, i.e. INTO the batter like an off-break after it bounces.
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