Leicestershire’s long wait for promotion finally came to an end, and captain Lewis Holland wasted no time in setting his sights on an even bigger prize — the championship title itself — as he urged his side to carry their momentum into the next phase with the same hunger and belief that ended years of frustration; after seasons spent languishing outside the promotion places, the breakthrough campaign has reinvigorated the club and its supporters, with a blend of seasoned professionals and emerging talent delivering consistent performances that lifted them back among the elite; Holland, instrumental with both leadership and timely contributions on the field, hailed the achievement as a watershed moment but stressed that the squad’s ambitions should not stop at mere promotion, insisting that the confidence gained from winning crucial matches and weathering pressure situations must now fuel a push for silverware; he credited the dressing room’s unity, the coaching staff’s planning, and the resilience of players who stepped up in crunch moments as the cornerstones of their revival, but reminded his team that sustaining intensity is key if they are to translate this resurgence into a title challenge; for Leicestershire fans, the promotion already feels like the reward for years of patience, yet with Holland’s rallying call, the club’s sights are firmly set on turning a season of progress into one of historic triumph.