Awesome stuff, Zunaid bhai.
Welcome newbie Ehsan...and then I notice you have GT 5000 posts and have been here since 2003. You sure deserve a lot of respect. What a great guy you are to have been here since then. A community elder who has seen things we can only dream of.
Zunaid bhai - This is what I see as a diff betwwen the 2 (I tried to do it with my cork ball used for chimey padding - and I have only one of those, I promise) :
SLA: should actually be the 2nd one, where spin is a visually appreciable change in angle upon bounce. Movement in air prior to drop and after is like two joined sides of a octagon. Approach to earth prior to drop is more like a shuttle entry - definitely will occur. From a RHB point of view, is more likely to be hot forward over long on, for a six or caught.
Lespinner: Curved (or boomeranged) propagation of a ray (or ball) that skids into batsmen (of whatever hand). From a RHB point of view, is more likely to be flicked behind or through square leg.
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