All the things that have happened since the All Whites last won a game

The All Whites last tasted victory on September 5, 2013. Photo / AFP

It's been 733 days since All Whites fans last had reason to celebrate, with this morning's disappointing 1-1 draw with Myanmar extending the side's winning drought to 11 matches.

All Whites supporters have been forced to subsist on the memories of the glorious 1-0 victory over Saudi Arabia way back on September 5, 2013.

Since then they've lost matches against United Arab Emirates, Mexico (x2), Japan, Uzbekistan, Thailand, and South Korea, and drawn games with Trinidad & Tobago, South Africa, China, and Myanmar.

The wait is surely most frustrating for New Zealand coach Anthony Hudson, who is yet to register a win in the five games played since he took on the role in August last year.

The wait is set to continue, with the All Whites next fixture likely to be in May next year, although they may yet play during the friendly window in November.

With all this time on our hands, and not much to cheer about, we now have the chance for a period of reflection.

Let's take a look back at some of the notable and memorable world and national events that dominated the news since the All Whites last raised their arms in celebration.

All the things that have happened since the All Whites last won a game:
The All Blacks played 28 tests, winning 25, losing two (South Africa and Australia), and drawing one (Australia).
The Kiwis won the 2014 Four Nations and backed up to win the 2014 Anzac test.
Sonny Bill Williams won an NRL grand final with the Sydney Roosters (beating Manly).
Disney film Frozen was released.
Nelson Mandela died.
German F1 driver Michael Schumacher suffers serious head injury in skiing accident.
Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 disappeared.
Jennifer Lawrence and Kate Upton among celebrities exposed in massive nude photo leak.
Sonny Bill Williams switched back to rugby and re-joined the Chiefs.
Teina Pora was released after 20 years in prison.
Nicky Hager's Dirty Politics was released.
The Waratahs win their first Super Rugby title.
Prime Minister John Key's National Party wins a third term in the general election.
Scotland Votes to Remain Part of the United Kingdom.
Former AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd was arrested and charged with attempting to procure a murder, threatening to kill, and drugs possession.
Jarryd Hayne quit the NRL, switched to NFL and wins contract with the San Francisco 49ers.
Nepal earthquake kills more than 9000 people and injured more than 23,000.
The Highlanders won their first Super Rugby title.
Parliament schedules a two-stage binding referendum on potential flag change to take place in 2015 and 2016.