Roger Federer beats Andy Murray in charity tennis match whilst donning a kilt!

Andy Murray chats with Roger Federer (L) after their exhibition tennis match during “Andy Murray Live” at the SSE Hydro in Glasgow, Scotland. (AFP)

Updated on: Nov 10, 2017 12:02 PM IST

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Andy Murray chats with Roger Federer (L) after their exhibition tennis match during “Andy Murray Live” at the SSE Hydro in Glasgow, Scotland. (AFP)

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Roger Federer and Andy Murray pose for a photograph on court before their exhibition tennis event, "Andy Murray Live" at the SSE Hydro in Glasgow, Scotland. (AFP)

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All proceeds from “Andy Murray Live” will be donated to Unicef and other local charities. (AP)

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Andy Murray is currently targeting a return to tennis during next year’s Australian Open. (AFP)

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Roger Federer won a hard-fought match 3-6 6-3 (5-10) (AFP)

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However, the match also saw both athletes display their funny sides to the public. (AP)

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Andy Murray can be seen here wearing a tartan hat as he plays Roger Federer. (AFP)

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Andy Murray joking around on a tennis court is not a sight you get to see often, yet that’s exactly what fans at Glasgow got to see. (AFP)

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Not one to be outdone, Roger Federer played one game whilst wearing a kilt! (Getty Images)

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Roger Federer (R) and Andy Murray attend a press conference after the match. (AFP)