premise: An Indian man transports three containers on his bicycle. hypothesis: A man transporting in bicycle.
neutral: There appears to be nothing in sentence 2 that can't be inferred from 1: there is a man, who is transporting something on his bicycle. One source of confusion is what is meant by "in bicycle." Is "in" meant to be differentiated from "on?" The second sentence is ungrammatical. Not that other sentences in other HITS haven't had problems, but this one just isn't right. Note: would appreciate an explanation if this HIT is not accepted.