 In his preview of the 2009 season for ESPNcricinfo , Andrew McGlashan identified Somerset 's opening partnerships with bat and ball as their main strengths , but predicted that the middle order would struggle to make an impact in the County Championship , stating that " none [ of the middle order ] jump out as potential match @-@ winners in four @-@ day cricket . " He speculated that the team 's best chance of success would come in the one @-@ day competitions . The Daily Telegraph provided a more positive outlook , claiming that the county had " enough depth in batting and seam bowling to challenge [ for the County Championship ] again . " They identified spin bowling as an area of weakness following the departure of Blackwell . Bob Willis , writing in The Guardian , shared this view , and predicted that Somerset would also be hindered by the difficulty of getting 20 wickets at home , resulting in too many draws . 
 In his preview of the 2009 season for ESPNcricinfo , Andrew McGlashan identified Somerset <a href='null_genetive' title='1'><mark>'s</mark></a>opening partnerships with bat and ball as their main strengths , but predicted that the middle order would struggle to make an impact in the County Championship , stating that " none [ of the middle order ] jump out as potential match @-@ winners in four @-@ day cricket . " He speculated that the team <a href='null_genetive' title='2'><mark>'s</mark></a>best chance of success would come in the one @-@ day competitions . The Daily Telegraph provided a more positive outlook , claiming that the county had " enough depth in batting and seam bowling to challenge [ for the County Championship ] again . " They identified spin bowling as an area of weakness following the departure of Blackwell . Bob Willis , writing in The Guardian , shared this view , and predicted that Somerset would also be hindered by the difficulty of getting 20 wickets at home , resulting in too many draws . 
In his preview of the 2009 season fir ESPNcricinfo , Andrew McGlashan identified Somerset  opening partnerships with bat and ball as their main strengths , but predicted that the middle order would struggle to make an impact in da County Championship , stating dat " none [ of tdamiddle order ] jump outt as potential match @-@ winners in 4 @-@ day cricket . " He speculated that the team  best chance of success would cum in the one @-@ day competitions . Thdaaily Telegraph provided a more positive outlook , claimin that the county had " enough depth in batting and seam bowlin to challenge [ for thedaunty Championship ] again . " They identified spin bbowlinas an area of weakness following the daarture of Blackwell . Bob Willis , writing in The Guardian , shared dis view , and predicted that Somerset would also be hindered by the difficulty of gettin 20 wickets at home , resulting in too many draws .