Amid the furore over holding IPL games in drought-hit Maharashtra, Royal Challengers Bangalore skipper Virat Kohli today said he is awaiting the Bombay High Court verdict and hoped the two contending parties find an amicable solution. "If it is manageable, I am sure they (the respondents and petitioners) will find a way to work things around and I am sure whatever decision is taken, both sides will come to a mutual agreement and make a good decision because that will be taken in the best interest of looking at both sides of the coin," Kohli told reporters. Kohli added that he was also waiting for what the decision will be on the matter. The controversy surrounding the water usage for the IPL in Maharashtra came to the fore after a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) was filed in the Bombay High Court seeking extra charges on the water used by IPL for watering pitches.