Rabada played 11 matches and took 11 wickets for his IPL team Punjab Kings
The Canadian company, based at Waterloo near Toronto, has not confirmed the reports, but bloggers say the tablet would be 8.9 inches and likely launched in December.
It will be the first non-hand-held device from the BlackBerry maker which is facing a tough challenge in the crowded smart phone market, with devices using Google’s Android and iPhone using Apple’s own software fast making inroads into its monopoly even in the high-end corporate market.
The BlackBerry tablet will have no mobile networking but will connect to its smart phone devices through Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, say reports.
HP is also rumoured to be getting ready to launch its own HP Hurricane tablet, based on the Palm OS software, later in the year.
Both Blackberry maker and HP are currently studying the iPad to consider what they can add to their product to make it an alternative to the Apple device, say ananlysts.
Taiwanese hardware manufacturer Quanta is likely to provide hardware and California-based maker Marvell Technology Group silicon solutions for the BlackBerry tablet.
Bigger than a smart phone but smaller than a laptop, the touch-screen tablet is set to become a new game-changer in internet browsing, gaming, e-reading and content creation and management. Weighing just 1.5 pounds, it has amazing battery life of nearly 10 hours.
It also gives users access to Apple’s app store - the world’s biggest - with more than 200,000 applications. After its launch in the US April 3, the iPad will hit nine more markets - Canada, Britain, Germany, Australia, France, Italy, Spain, Switzerland and Japan - May 28.
Rabada played 11 matches and took 11 wickets for his IPL team Punjab Kings
Chile's Tabilo will play his first-ever Masters 1000 semi-final at the age of 26
Canada’s Consul General to the UAE applauded
Over 1,000 students engage in conversations about higher education with qualified representatives from Dubai’s leading universities
The Earth-observation satellite, named in honour of Mohamed Bin Zayed, will be launched on a SpaceX rocket
Wednesday's defeat to Punjab was a big blow to Royals' hopes of a top-two finish
Higher education institutes under the federal government will also have a new system of scholarships so that it meets labour market demand
The Cabinet has also announced a new position, CEO for Artificial Intelligence, across ministries and federal entities