Dhoni was seen having a discussion with the curator as he had a look at the preparations for the crucial game.
Jharkhand team sources had earlier said the Ranji captain would head to Bengaluru for the BCCI Awards from Kolkata but headed home and spent time in the stadium.
Curator SB Singh however termed it as a routine visit and said it had nothing to do with the upcoming third Test here from March 16-20.
"He has never intervened in pitch preparation in the last four years. Being such a great player, I always look forward to his inputs on the quality of wicket."
The JSCA has prepared three wickets -- pitch number four, five and seven -- for its debut Test and Singh said all of them will last the distance.
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