2nd West Indies, Sri Lanka ODI washed out. Sri Lanka leads the series 1-0

The second one-day international cricket match between the West Indies and Sri Lanka was canceled due to persistent rain in Kingston, Jamaica, without any play occurring. This match was part of a three-game series, with Sri Lanka leading 1-0 after their victory in the first match, marking their first ODI win in the Caribbean in 13 years and a successful start for their new coach, Gary Kirsten. The West Indies had won the toss and chosen to bowl first, but the weather conditions at Sabina Park led to the match being called off by the umpires around 6:30 PM local time. The series will continue with the third match scheduled for Monday, followed by three Twenty20 internationals and two test matches. QUESTION: How might the cancellation of a major sporting event due to weather impact the teams and fans involved? 

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