The All Blacks' first home defeat in 2849 days

All Blacks players reacts after their defeat to the Lions in Wellington. Photo / Brett Phibbs

The British and Irish Lions handed the All Blacks a 24-21 defeat on Saturday night to square the three match series.

It was the first time the All Blacks have lost at home in 2849 days - going back to their 32-29 loss to South Africa in September 2009.

Here's some more statistics following the defeat:

• The loss ends the All Blacks' 47-test unbeaten run on home soil, going back to that Tri Nations defeat in 2009. Back then I Gotta Feeling by Black Eyed Peas was the number one song and The Hangover was a big hit at the box office.

• Over that timeframe All Blacks have played 55 tests outside of New Zealand - winning 46 with seven defeats and two draws.

• It was the Lions first victory over the All Blacks since the second test in 1993 - also in Wellington. That test was 8771 days ago.

• It was just the All Blacks third ever defeat at Westpac Stadium - the last being against England in 2003. The All Blacks had a 16-test unbeaten run ended at the Cake Tin.

• Alun Wyn Jones finally has beaten the All Blacks having previously lost 11 tests to New Zealand (10 for Wales, 1 for the Lions).

• Wyatt Crockett has finally lost a test for a second time. The defeat to the Lions ends a run of 49 tests without experiencing a loss.