Alvin Addison

Alwin Addison was an Australian cricketer known for his brief foray into first-class cricket, representing Canterbury in 1910. Although his cricketing career was limited to just two matches, Addison's impact extended beyond the pitch as he dedicated much of his life to a successful career in banking. He worked with the Union Bank of Australia, initially in Australia before moving to New Zealand from 1909 to 1918, and later returning to Australia where he continued until his retirement in 1950. Addison's dual legacy as both a sportsman and a banker reflects the diverse pursuits of early 20th-century Australians, highlighting the interplay between sport and professional life during that era.