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Australia won the first two tests of the series and almost everyone wrote India off from the Test Series. India won the third test and now looking to cause a big upset in the fourth test too. Australia vs India fourth test is starting from tomorrow.  

On the other hand, Australian players are determined to win the test and they want to take revenge. They are perhaps still sad that they could not win the third test and thus, failed to break their won record of winning 17 consecutive test matches.

BBC wrote:

Harbhajan Singh, the man at the centre of the race row that followed the second Test, may get a recall for India, although the visitors were well-served by their swing bowlers in Perth and may retain that line-up.

Australia has not lost successive home Tests since 1992-93 against the West Indies, which began with a one-run defeat at this ground in the narrowest defeat in Test history.

So, there is another record at stake for Australia- not losing successive test matches in home ground. Indian fans would love to see that record getting destroyed in the fourth test.