Andy Murray lets ball-boy play match point as he returns after month out for charity match against Roger Federer
ANDY MURRAY swapped roles with a ball-boy on match-point as he returned after a month out to face Roger Federer.
World No 1 Murray became the joker but could not stop super-hero Federer winning the charity match 6-3 7-6 (7-5).
The ball-boy prepared to serve and had Federer creased with laughter at the other end - by cheekily knocking a ball away for his replacement ball-boy Murray to pick up.
Australian Open champion Federer, 35 was then somehow aced but still won the decisive, second-set tie-break.
Now Murray, 29, is targeting next week's Monte Carlo Masters after returning smoothly from his elbow injury.
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The Scot's last match was a shock second-round against Canadian Vasek Pospisil in last month's BNP Paribas Open.
After playing 'The Match for Africa 3' in Zurich in aid of the Roger Federer Foundation, Murray said:
"I'm hoping, if I keep progressing as I have with the elbow, to play Monte Carlo," said the Scot.
"If not, then I just need to stay patient and I'll try the following week. I'm getting there, I just have to go slowly."
