It didn't take long for the bankers to establish themselves in the Central Region as the legendary Young Chimodzi[1] was coaxed to join them from CCDC FC.
In the 1990s the team had great players such as Jones Nkhwazi, John Maduka, Zex Rajab, Lovemore Fazili, Chitty Malema, Johnston Kumwenda, Davie Maleta, Charles Mulongo, Kondwani Mdumuka, Austin Nyondo, John Paipi, Ganizani Masiye, Harry Kumwenda, Richard Nyondo, Paul Mbisa, Francis Songo.
[4] In the following season, Silver Strikers finished as runner-up in the Super League twelve points behind rivals Total Big Bullets and won the BP Top 8 Cup after Russel Mwafulirwa and Peter Mgangira goals led to a 2–0 victory over Red Lions in a final played at the Civo Stadium on 31 August 2002.
[7] At the start of the 2018 season, Silver Strikers beat Be Forward Wanderers 2–0 to book the FAM Charity Shield Cup final, where they lost against Nyasa Big Bullets 3–0.
Silver Strikers also reached the final of the FISD Challenge Cup against Be Forward Wanderers at the Bingu National Stadium, in Lilongwe, where they were lost 3–2.
The team featured following players; GK − Brighton Munthali, Blessings Kameza, Charles Micheta; Defenders − Mike Robert, Chisomo Mpachika, Trevor Kalema, Yunnus Sheriff, Damian Kunje, Hygiene Mwandepeka, Herbert Wayekha, Mark Fodya, Mike Mtonyo; Midfielders − Duncan Nyoni, Lazarus Nyamera, Jack Chiona, Young Jr. Chimodzi ©, Victor Limbani, Timothy Chitedze, Ronald Pangani, Levison Maganizo, Kondwani Mwaila, Hadji Wali, Thuso Paipi; Forwards − Green Harawa, Binwell Katinji, Shenton Banda, Zikani Kasambara, Mphatso Phillimon, Newman Nyirongo, Collen Nkhulambe, Michael Tetteh.
The squad of the bankers was composed of: Brighton Munthali - Young Jr. Chimodzi ©, Levison Maganizo (Kondwani Mwaila 65’), Herbert Wayekha, Sheriff Yinusa, Mike Roberts, Trevor Kalema, Thuso Paipi (Victor Limbani 65’), Duncan Nyoni, Khuda Muyaba and Michael Tetteh.
[12][13] The club did not have its own football facilities and as such its home games were being played at Civo Stadium, Lilongwe Community Ground or Kamuzu Institute for Youths.